Top 10 Accessibility Issues in Spain

To express their purpose and meaning to screen reader users, all images must include alternative text.

Certain ARIA roles must be enclosed by specific parent roles in order to carry out their intended accessibility functions.

For screen reader users, buttons must include recognizable text that specifies the destination, purpose, function, or action.

Valid values must be present for ARIA properties that begin with aria-.

To fulfill the intended accessibility purpose, these values must be written correctly and relate to values that make sense for a certain property.

Some ARIA role values in parent elements must contain specific child elements and role values in order to execute the intended accessibility function.

Not all ARIA role-attribute combinations are valid. Each role must have its required qualities.

The user-scalable="no" parameter in the <meta name="viewport"> element must not be used since it prevents text scaling and zooming, which are necessary for individuals with impaired vision.

Each form element must have a label element attached with it.

ARIA role values must be assigned valid values. Role values must be appropriately written, correlate to existing ARIA role values, and not be abstract roles in order to correctly display the element’s purpose.

A label element with a programmatic association must be included for each select element.