Fixing Issues
Understand each issue, fix it at the source and plan manual testing.
4 articles
- Read an Issue and Decide What to Fix First What each part of an AccessBell issue means, from severity and WCAG criteria to failing elements and correct markup, and how to prioritize your fixes.
- Fix the Most Common Accessibility Errors Practical fixes for the errors AccessBell finds most often: missing alt text, unlabeled fields, low contrast, empty links and buttons, headings and page language.
- Fix Once With Component Grouping How AccessBell groups the same failing element found on several pages, so you can fix a shared header, footer or template once and clear every page.
- Plan Manual Testing What automated scans cannot check, and a simple manual testing routine with a keyboard, a screen reader and browser zoom to cover the rest of WCAG.
Standards and References
- Understanding WCAG 2.2 W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
- ARIA Authoring Practices Guide W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
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