Images without alt text

Three images without an alt attribute. Screen readers cannot announce them.

The last image has generic alt text — the AI alt text module should provide a better suggestion.

Generic link texts

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Contrast violations

Light grey on white (~1.6:1) — well below WCAG threshold 4.5:1.

Light coral on white (~ 2.4:1) — typically pretty for the brand, but not accessible.

White on light coral (~2.4:1) — same problem from a different direction.

Light grey on a slightly lighter grey (~ 1.2:1) — the classic for „minimalist" themes.

Broken keyboard controls

The following "buttons" are non-semantic divs without a tab index and without an ARIA role. Mouse clicks work, but tab clicks do not.

And here's an anchor without href — also not focusable:

Broken form

Not a single label-for reference, no fieldset around the radio group, mandatory fields only indicated by asterisks, no aria-describedby for error display.

Broken tab order & lack of focus

Four links with positive tabindex values — tab order is reversed against the visual order.

Furthermore: `outline:none` completely removes the focus ring. Keyboard users cannot see where they are.

Mini buttons

Buttons with only 20×20 px — the minimum size according to WCAG 2.5.5 is 44×44.

Virtually unusable on touch devices.

Continuous animation without reduced motion protection

The orange block rotates endlessly — even if the visitor has set "less movement" in the OS.

Language mix without length

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Also in French without marking: Nous offrons des solutions d'accessibilité numérique pour les sites WordPress.

Broken accordion

div-based accordion without role, aria-expanded, aria-controls.

Missing landmarks

This section contains no semantic areas (no nav, no aside, no role="region"). Screen readers cannot jump between areas.

• Link A
• Link B
• Link C

Data table without header cells

Video without recognizable captions

Embed any video without a `track` element for subtitles — the plugin module should mark that.

(Source probably does not exist — this is only about the markup pattern.)

Complex wall text

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Marquee-style scrolling text

Auto-scroll movement without a pause button, without reduced motion protection.