Add a keyboard-accessible trust-score/confidence indicator

[aadityat23]

Category: Frontend / Accessibility · Difficulty: Beginner · Effort: Small · Priority: Contributor-friendly

Skills: React, ARIA, accessibility basics

Good for: Frontend Intern

Description: FinVerify's core value prop is auditable, trust-scored corrections (per README). Worth verifying whether the trust-score UI element in the workspace components is screen-reader accessible and keyboard-navigable.

Expected outcome: Accessibility audit of the confidence/trust-score component + fixes.

Acceptance criteria:

• Passes axe-core (or equivalent) automated check with no critical violations
• documented in a short accessibility notes file.

Files: finverify-terminal/frontend/components/workspace

Labels: frontend, good first issue, accessibility

[XonkelX]

Hi! I’m interested in working on this. I’d first audit the current trust-score/confidence component with keyboard navigation and axe, then make the smallest necessary ARIA or interaction fixes and document the verification in a short accessibility note. I don’t see an assignee or an overlapping PR right now. Could you confirm that #64 is still available, and let me know if there’s a preferred frontend test command I should use?

[aadityat23]

Hey @XonkelX ! Yep, #64 is still available thanks for picking it up.

Your approach sounds good. Please go ahead with the keyboard navigation audit, axe-core check, and any necessary ARIA fixes, and document the findings in the accessibility notes as outlined in the issue.

For the frontend, there isn't currently a dedicated test suite/command in the repo. The available checks are npm run lint and npm run build from finverify-terminal/frontend. For the accessibility requirement, feel free to use axe-core through your preferred setup/tooling and include the results in the PR.

Looking forward to the PR!