Smaller number of checks so that you can handle them more effectively.

Clarification of complex checks.

Easier review process.

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This rule checks that each SVG image element that is explicitly included in the accessibility tree has a non-empty accessible name.

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This rule checks that each image either has a non-empty accessible name or is marked up as decorative.

This rule replaces old checks 1, 6, 7, 16 (see list of deprecated checks below.)

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This rule checks that each object element rendering non-text content has a non-empty accessible name.

This rule replaces old check number 80 (see list of deprecated checks below.)

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This rule checks that visible img svg and canvas elements that are ignored by assistive technologies are decorative.

This rule replaces old check number 239 (see list of deprecated checks below)

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This rule checks that visible img svg and canvas elements that are ignored by assistive technologies are decorative.

This rule replacers old checks 3, 8, 23, 178, 357 (see list of deprecated checks below.)

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This rule checks that each image button element has a non-empty accessible name.

This rule is an updated version of old check number 238 (see list of deprecated checks below.)

This rule checks that video elements without audio have an alternative available.

This rule checks that audio elements have a text alternative available.

This rule checks that video elements have an alternative for information conveyed through audio.

This rule checks if <code>object</code> element contains a <code>type</code> attribute value of a "video" and asks you to review if alternative is correctly provided.

This check replaces old check 146 (see list of deprecated checks below.)

This rule checks that video elements with audio have an alternative for the video content as audio or as text.

This rule asks user to review if live video has captions.

This rule asks user to review if sign language interpretation is provided for all prerecorded audio content in synchronized media.

This rule requires users to evaluate situations where pauses in the foreground audio are too brief to allow audio descriptions to effectively convey the video's meaning. In such cases, extended audio descriptions must be provided for all prerecorded video content in synchronized media.

This rule requires users to evaluate if alternative for time-based media is provided for all prerecorded synchronized media and for all prerecorded video-only media.

This check requires users to evaluate if live audio has a media alternative.

This rule checks that each aria- attribute specified is defined in ARIA 1.2.

This rule checks that each ARIA state or property has a valid value type.

This rule checks that an element with an explicit semantic role exists inside its required context.

This rule checks that every ID reference required by WAI-ARIA exists

This check requires user to review that the quotations in your text are within relevant quote elements to ensure that users of assistive technology can easily identify quotations.

The rule checks if “::before” and “::after” pseudo classes contains non-decorative content.

This rule checks that all headers attributes in cells of a given table refers to ids of cells within that same table.

This rule checks that an element with an explicit semantic role has at least one of its required owned elements.

This rule checks that each table header has assigned cells in a table element.

This rule requires user to check that the rlements you can click touch or navigate have the right semantic role.

This rule checks that each heading element in the document has an accessible name which is not empty.

This rule requires user to investigate that content in layout tables makes sense when linearized.

This rule checks that white space characters such as space tab line break or carriage return are not used to format individual words visually.

This rule checks that white space characters such as space tab line break or carriage return are not used to create columns or format tables in plain text.

This rule requires users to verify that CSS, rather than structural markup, is used to alter the visual layout of the content, and that these layout changes do not affect the content's meaning.

This check requires user to review that Color is not used as the only visual means of conveying information indicating an action prompting a response or distinguishing a visual element.

This check replaces following checks 14, 21, 55, 73, 86, 221-224, 252 (See list of deprecated checks below.)

This rule looks for links that have adjacent text and compares it to various criteria to determine if is sufficiently distinguishable from the text.

This check replaces check 404 (See list of deprecated checks below.)

This rule checks that the highest possible contrast of every text character with its background meets the minimal contrast requirement.

This rule replaces check 353 (See list of deprecated checks below.)

This rule checks that the highest possible contrast of every text character with its background meets the enhanced contrast requirement.

This rule replaces check 355 (See list of deprecated checks below.)

This rule requires user to Review that all functionality can be operated by keyboard.

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This rule checks that an element with an explicit semantic role exists inside its required context.

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This rule checks that iframe elements which contain an interactive (tabbable) element are not excluded from sequential focus navigation.

This rule replaces old checks 26, 76, 89, 103-108 (See list of deprecated checks below.)

Review that the keyboard focus is not trapped by any component on the web page.

This rule replaces old check(s) 258, 259, 260 (See list of deprecated checks below.)

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This rule checks that scrollable elements or their descendants can be reached with sequential focus navigation so that they can be scrolled by keyboard.

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This rule checks that the first valid meta refresh element on the page is either an instant redirect or has a very long delay (20 hours.)

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This rule checks that a non-embedded HTML page has a non-empty title.

This check replaces checks 50-54 (See list of deprecated checks below.)

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This rule checks that the first title in an HTML web page describes the topic or purpose of that page.

This review check requires users to validate that there is a logical tab order when the default tab order does not suffice.

This review check replaces old check 265 (See list of deprecated checks below.)

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This rule checks that headings describe the topic or purpose of the content.

This rule replaces checks 37-41 (See list of deprecated checks below.)

This check requires user to review if each label describes its associated <code>input</code> element.

This check replaces old check 189 (See list of deprecated checks below.)

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This warning type check requires user to review if the keyboard focus indicator is visible.

This rule checks that a label contains text.

This rule replaces old check 188 (See below for list of deprecated checks.)

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This rule checks that elements that have an explicit role also specify all required states and properties.

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This rule checks that each form field element has a non-empty accessible name.

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This rule checks that each menu item element has a non-empty accessible name.

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This rule checks that no content marked with aria-hidden=true is part of the accessibility tree.

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This rule checks that iFrames with the same accessible name have essentially the same purpose and function.

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This rule checks that each link element has a non-empty accessible name.

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This rule checks that each iFrame element has a non-empty accessible name.

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This rule checks that each element which should be treated as having only presentational children has no focusable children.

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This rule checks that each button element has a non-empty accessible name.

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This rule checks that WAI-ARIA states or properties are allowed for the element they are specified on.

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This rule checks that each role attribute has a valid value.