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Turn our accessibility audit into an actionable remediation backlog for the checkout team. The audited journey is cart → shipping address → delivery method → payment → order confirmation. Audit findings: 1. Cart quantity controls are icon-only buttons without accessible names. 2. Removing an item updates the cart visually, but the change is not announced to screen readers. 3. The shipping form uses placeholder text as the only visible label for apartment number and phone number. 4. Validation errors appear only after submission, use color alone, and are not associated with their fields. 5. After failed submission, keyboard focus remains on the Place order button instead of moving to the error summary or first invalid field. 6. Delivery options are styled cards implemented as div elements with click handlers; they cannot be selected by keyboard. 7. The selected delivery option is conveyed visually through a border but not programmatically. 8. Card-number formatting inserts spaces while typing and causes the VoiceOver cursor to jump unpredictably. 9. The payment iframe has the generic title 'secure field.' 10. The order total changes when delivery is selected, but the updated amount is not announced. 11. Focus indicators on links and buttons fail contrast requirements against the dark green checkout background. 12. The express-payment logos have redundant alt text that is read alongside visible provider names. 13. The checkout progress indicator is read as an unlabeled list of numbers. 14. The confirmation page uses an h1 followed by h4 headings. 15. At 200% zoom, the order summary overlaps the Place order button at a 1280px viewport. 16. The session-expiry warning cannot be dismissed with Escape, does not trap focus, and gives no advance warning to assistive technology. Please prioritize by customer harm and release risk rather than simply listing findings in audit order.

Write the complete audio guide for “After the Last Train,” a museum exhibition about photographer Elena Varga’s nighttime documentation of regional rail stations. I’ll provide the approved curatorial facts. The script will be recorded by a professional narrator, so it must be polished and ready for the studio.