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How are people making accessibility fixes consistent across a large React codebase?

Reddit r/reactjs·u/raabbitSoftware·about 1 month ago
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Working through accessibility cleanup in a React app and one thing that’s been harder than expected is keeping fixes consistent across the codebase.

Fixing a single component isn’t too bad, but once you start dealing with dozens or hundreds of components it turns into:

- fixing the same patterns in multiple places

- slightly different implementations of the same fix

- re-checking things later because something got missed

- no real way to enforce consistency beyond reviews

LLMs like Claude/ChatGPT help for one-off fixes, but they don’t really solve the “apply this consistently across everything” part.

Curious how people are handling this in practice.

Are you:

- relying on linting rules?

- internal tooling/scripts?

- just handling it through reviews?

Feels like this part of the workflow is still pretty manual.

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