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Standards Mapping

Every symbol links to specific WCAG criteria and conformance levels for accessibility reviews.

Each symbol in CommonsSymbols includes metadata tags identifying applicable WCAG 2.2 success criteria such as 1.1.1 (Non-text Content) or 2.1.1 (Keyboard). This enables automated auditing tools to validate design systems against conformance requirements without manual cross-checking.

Annotation workflows involve accessibility reviewers who verify mappings based on symbol usage patterns—like whether an icon appears next to form fields, instructions, or interactive controls. Mappings consider contrast, screen reader labeling, and cognitive load, not just visual appearance.

Teams building compliant interfaces can filter assets by criteria, ensuring new components meet accessibility goals from day one. Annotations also serve as educational references for designers and developers unfamiliar with how specific symbols impact accessibility compliance.

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