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Identifying the purpose of form fields that collect personal information, such as name, email and address, so browsers and assistive tools can fill them in or s...
Giving people a way to pause, stop or turn down any audio that plays automatically on a page, such as background music or an autoplaying video with sound. At a...
Text presented inside an image, such as headlines baked into banners or quotes saved as graphics, instead of real text styled with CSS. What is at stake Text in...
The contrast of buttons, form field borders, icons, focus indicators and other visual elements needed to identify and use interface controls. The key figures WC...
Content that appears when the pointer hovers over or keyboard focus reaches an element, such as tooltips, popovers and hover menus. Where most projects go wrong...
Situations where keyboard focus enters a component, such as an embedded player, widget or modal, and cannot move out using the keyboard. Why does it matter? A k...
Keyboard shortcuts that use a single letter, number or symbol key, such as pressing J for next item, without a modifier like Ctrl or Alt. At a glance WCAG 2.1.4...
Time limits on tasks, such as sessions that expire, forms that time out and offers that reset, and how people are warned and given more time. What is at stake P...
The title element of each page, which names it in browser tabs, bookmarks, history and search results, and is the first thing a screen reader announces. The key...
Link wording that tells people where a link goes or what it does, such as "Download the 2026 price list", rather than "click here" or "read more". Where most pr...
Offering more than one way to locate a page within a site, such as navigation menus, site search, a sitemap or links from related content. Why does it matter? P...
Writing headings that describe the content below them and labels that describe what form fields and controls are for. At a glance WCAG 2.4.6 Headings and Labels...
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