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Pick a model to see how accessible its components are, with the accessibility skill off and on.

Grok 4.7

Skill version 2.3

Totals for the whole run, across 3 generations of each of the 22 components
MeasureSkill offSkill on
Failed acceptance criteria909
of which WCAG608
of which Best practice301
Total cost (US dollars)$7.93$51.79
Input tokens2.6 million35.3 million
Output tokens805,5113.1 million

Button

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
$0.23
Skill on
$1.49

Efficiency, average per generation

Input tokens include cache reads.

Input tokens

Skill off
18,739 tokens
Skill on
263,416 tokens

Output tokens

Skill off
8,260 tokens
Skill on
25,325 tokens

Turns

Skill off
3 turns
Skill on
10 turns

Time

Skill off
93 seconds
Skill on
353 seconds

Cost

Skill off
$0.08
Skill on
$0.50
Prompt given to the model
Build a Button component in a single self-contained HTML file (inline CSS and JS, no build step, no external libraries). Include two buttons on the page: one enabled button labelled "Save changes" and one disabled button labelled "Delete". Output the complete code in one HTML code block.

Generated code

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Showing 12 of 12 criteria

Labels and messaging1 criterion

  • The button has a visible label.WCAG 3.3.2Automated
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass

Semantic markup5 criteria

  • The button's role is included in the accessibility tree.WCAG 4.1.2Automated
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
  • The button's accessible name is included in the accessibility tree.WCAG 4.1.2Automated
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
  • The button's accessible name contains the text of its visible label.WCAG 2.5.3Automated
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
  • The button's accessible name matches its visible label exactly, or at least starts with the exact text of the visible label.Best practiceAutomated
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
  • If the button is disabled, the button's disabled state is included in the accessibility tree.WCAG 4.1.2Automated
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass

Keyboard4 criteria

  • The button is focusable using a keyboard.WCAG 2.1.1Browser
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
  • The button is activated by pressing the Space or Enter keys on the keyboard.Best practiceBrowser
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
  • The button has a focus style when it receives focus using a keyboard.WCAG 2.4.7Browser
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 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 practiceBrowser
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass

Visual design2 criteria

  • All text meets the minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 against the background colour, or 3:1 for large-scale text.WCAG 1.4.3Automated
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
  • If the button uses a custom focus style, the focus indicator has a contrast ratio of at least 3:1 against its background colour.WCAG 1.4.11Browser
    Skill off

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass
    Skill on

    3/3 passed

    • Generation 1: Pass
    • Generation 2: Pass
    • Generation 3: Pass

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