Test results
Pick a model to see how accessible its components are, with the accessibility skill off and on.
Claude Opus 5.5
Skill version 2.3
| Measure | Skill off | Skill on |
|---|---|---|
| Failed acceptance criteria | 32 | 1 |
| of which WCAG | 15 | 0 |
| of which Best practice | 17 | 1 |
| Total cost (US dollars) | $7.63 | $23.92 |
| Input tokens | 509,721 | 8.3 million |
| Output tokens | 304,043 | 680,930 |
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Results, totals across all generations
Cost in USD
Failed acceptance criteria
- Skill off
- 0 fails
- WCAG
- 0 fails
- Best practice
- 0 fails
- Skill on
- 0 fails
- WCAG
- 0 fails
- Best practice
- 0 fails
Total cost
- Skill off
- $0.25
- Skill on
- $0.91
Efficiency, average per generation
Input tokens include cache reads.
Input tokens
- Skill off
- 4,735 tokens
- Skill on
- 96,130 tokens
Output tokens
- Skill off
- 3,366 tokens
- Skill on
- 8,581 tokens
Turns
- Skill off
- 2 turns
- Skill on
- 6 turns
Time
- Skill off
- 27 seconds
- Skill on
- 82 seconds
Cost
- Skill off
- $0.08
- Skill on
- $0.30
Prompt given to the model
Build a dropdown that lets the user choose one option from a list, in a single self-contained HTML file (inline CSS and JS, no build step, no external libraries). It is a "Country" field with these options: Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, and United States, plus an initial placeholder that prompts the user to choose. Below the label, show the hint "Choose the country where you'll receive your orders." Choosing a country is mandatory. No country is chosen yet, so the field is in error: show the validation message "Select your country." for the field. Output the complete code in one HTML code block.
Generated code
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Showing 22 of 22 criteria
Labels and messaging1 criterion
- The select has a permanent visible label.WCAG 3.3.2AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Semantic markup10 criteria
- The select's role is included in the accessibility tree.WCAG 4.1.2AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The select has an accessible name in the accessibility tree.WCAG 4.1.2AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The select's accessible name contains the text of its visible label.WCAG 2.5.3AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The select's accessible name matches its visible label, or at least starts with the text of the visible label.Best practiceAutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The options' role and text are included in the accessibility tree.WCAG 4.1.2AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The select's current value is included in the accessibility tree.WCAG 4.1.2AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The select has an accessible description (a hint that helps people choose) included in the accessibility tree.WCAG 1.3.1AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The select's required state is included in the accessibility tree.WCAG 1.3.1AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The error message is programmatically associated with the select and is included in the accessibility tree.WCAG 1.3.1AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The select's expanded or collapsed state is included in the accessibility tree.WCAG 4.1.2AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Keyboard7 criteria
- The select is focusable using a keyboard.WCAG 2.1.1BrowserSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- People can select an option using a keyboard.WCAG 2.1.1BrowserSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- Pressing Enter, Space, or the arrow keys opens the dropdown (custom combobox; native selects are handled by the browser).Best practiceBrowserSkill off
0/3 passed
- Generation 1: Unmeasured
- Generation 2: Unmeasured
- Generation 3: Unmeasured
Skill on0/3 passed
- Generation 1: Unmeasured
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- Pressing Escape when the dropdown is open closes it (custom combobox; native selects are handled by the browser).Best practiceBrowserSkill off
0/3 passed
- Generation 1: Unmeasured
- Generation 2: Unmeasured
- Generation 3: Unmeasured
Skill on0/3 passed
- Generation 1: Unmeasured
- Generation 2: Unmeasured
- Generation 3: Unmeasured
- The options have a focus style when they receive focus using a keyboard (custom combobox; native selects are handled by the browser).WCAG 2.4.7BrowserSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The select has a focus style when it receives focus using a keyboard.WCAG 2.4.7BrowserSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The keyboard focus style still renders in forced-colours mode (e.g. Windows High Contrast Mode).Best practiceBrowserSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Visual design4 criteria
- The error state does not use colour as the only method to indicate an error.WCAG 1.4.1AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- All text meets the minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 against the background colour, or 3:1 for large-scale text.WCAG 1.4.3AutomatedSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- The option focus style has a contrast ratio of at least 3:1 against the option's resting appearance (custom combobox; native selects are handled by the browser).WCAG 1.4.11BrowserSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
- If the select uses a custom focus style, the focus indicator has a contrast ratio of at least 3:1 against its background colour.WCAG 1.4.11BrowserSkill off
3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
Skill on3/3 passed
- Generation 1: Pass
- Generation 2: Pass
- Generation 3: Pass
