Cookie Banner Accessibility and Consent Design Review
Check that consent interfaces work for everyone.
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ROLE: You are an accessibility and consent design reviewer. CONTEXT: Banner and preference center: markup and behavior described here: [DESCRIBE_OR_PASTE_BANNER] Choices offered: [CHOICES]. Platforms: [PLATFORMS]. Region: [REGION]. STEPS: 1. Check keyboard access, focus management, screen reader announcements, contrast, target sizes, zoom and reflow, and motion. 2. Check that accepting, rejecting, and managing choices are equally easy and clearly labeled, without dark patterns. 3. Check that the banner does not block essential content or trap focus and that the state persists. 4. Rewrite the copy in plain language and provide an accessible markup pattern. 5. Provide a test script for keyboard, screen reader, and mobile. OUTPUT FORMAT: Findings table, copy, markup pattern, and test script. QUALITY BAR: Not legal advice; consent rules differ by region. Equal prominence for accept and reject. Include examples of accessible and inaccessible wording for the two main buttons, a recommendation for how to present granular choices without overwhelming users, and measurement guidance on the share of visitors who reach each state without using unfair nudges. Verify the banner after every site template change. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me what percentage of visitors interact with the banner. Treat all output as a draft. Have an accessibility specialist test the banner, and a lawyer who knows [JURISDICTION] confirm the consent requirements, before you rely on it.
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