Web Accessibility Checklist

Chapter 5 of 8 · 7 checks · 4 min

Forms and errors

Forms are where most people give up when a site is not accessible. These checks cover labels, instructions, errors, sign-in and the new WCAG 2.2 rules for repeated entry.

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