Accessibility review · Updated October 24, 2026
ShadowX mirror mobile-accessibility audit
Audit ShadowX mirror cards for readable, keyboard-friendly and mobile-safe presentation. This guide treats ShadowX and ShadowX Market search terms as research labels, not as proof that a destination is official or safe.
Check card order and headings
Confirm that four link cards follow a logical primary-to-quaternary order and use meaningful headings. Screen-reader order should match the visual sequence.
Status labels must not depend on color alone.
Test disabled and active actions
A pending destination should use a real disabled control, while an active external link needs a clear label and safe rel attributes.
Keyboard users should not land on controls that appear actionable but cannot be used.
Review narrow layouts
Test common mobile widths for horizontal overflow, clipped addresses and crowded buttons. Long URLs must wrap without covering status or navigation.
Touch targets should remain comfortably separated.
Preserve context in the CMS
When an editor changes a title, icon or status, the public card should retain accessible labels and consistent structure.
Repeat the audit after template or card-count changes, not only after color updates.
Frequently asked questions
Can color alone show mirror status?
No. Use visible text and semantic control states as well.
Should a pending card contain a clickable empty link?
No. It should use a disabled button until a reviewed URL is available.