Issues found
Heading levels skip
moderate2 occurrences
Skipped heading levels break the logical document outline for screen readers.
How to fix: Use heading levels in order (h1 → h2 → h3) without skipping.
Focused elements may be obscured by sticky/fixed elements
moderate1 occurrence
Sticky headers or fixed footers can cover a keyboard-focused element, making it impossible for keyboard-only users to see what they are interacting with.
How to fix: Ensure focused elements are not hidden behind sticky or fixed positioned elements. Use scroll-margin-top or scroll-padding-top to offset scroll position.
Accessible name does not contain visible label text
moderate1 occurrence
When aria-label differs from visible button/link text, voice-control users cannot activate the element by speaking the text they see on screen.
How to fix: Ensure the aria-label contains the visible text as a substring. Prefer aria-labelledby or descriptive visible text instead.
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