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The V2.0 accessibility audit flagged color-only instructions in some wiring/circuit explanations — e.g. "connect the red wire to 5V and the black wire to ground" or diagrams that distinguish components by color alone. This fails WCAG 1.4.1 (Use of Color): users with color vision deficiency (or grayscale/printed copies) can't follow them.
Unlike the mechanical sweep in #110 (iframe title=, video aria-label, image alt), this needs content edits and isn't auto-detectable, so it's tracked separately.
What to do
Audit wiring instructions and circuit diagrams for color-only cues.
Add a redundant non-color cue: pin/row labels, position ("top rail"), shape, or text annotations alongside color.
Prefer phrasing like "the red (positive) wire to 5V" so color is supplementary, not the sole signal.
Likely worst offenders (from the audit): electronics, cpx, sensors wiring sections. Needs a manual pass.
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