WCAG-focused review
Structure, interaction, source, responsive behavior, and assistive-technology considerations.
Three equally prominent paths appear before the first useful step, increasing choice load and obscuring the intended task.
People scanning quickly or managing attention and working-memory demands may pause, choose a detour, or leave without beginning.
− Three equal-weight actions+ One primary action, two quiet alternatives01 Standards-aware
02 Task-aware
03 Code-aware
04 Developer-controlled
One controlled process
WCAG-focused review and Xezom’s Task Friction Mapping converge on one finding ledger. Reasoning, proposed code, approval, validation, and recovery remain connected throughout.
Structure, interaction, source, responsive behavior, and assistive-technology considerations.
Where someone may lose the thread while orienting, starting, acting, recovering, or resuming.
Gather concrete evidence around a real task.
Explain the barrier, impact, and certainty.
Connect an eligible code change to its finding.
Keep implementation behind explicit developer control.
Verify the result and retain undo or full reversion.
A Xezom framework
Task Friction Mapping gives developers a consistent way to examine cognitive and interaction demands that conventional scanners may overlook. It supplements WCAG; it is not a medical assessment or a replacement for standards-based review.
Purpose, place, and the next meaningful action are clear.
The first useful step is apparent without unnecessary decisions.
Context remains visible while competing signals stay quiet.
Errors explain what happened and preserve completed work.
A return path restores intent, position, and the next step.
Built for developer control
Every finding explains the task impact, evidence, and recommended direction.
Proposed code remains visible and unchanged until the developer approves it.
Undo one finding without disturbing the others, or revert the complete session.
Early developer testing
The core review, reasoning, code-remediation, validation, undo, and reversion capabilities are functional and have passed initial controlled tests. Select participants will receive funded API access, with no model key or analysis charges required.