Google Page Speed Accessibility Issues

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Accessibility

We have identified several accessibility issues that require your attention to enhance the user experience of your web application. Please note that automated checks cover only part of the potential issues; manual testing is recommended to ensure full accessibility.

NAMES AND LABELS

• Some buttons lack accessible names, making their functionality unclear for users relying on screen readers. CSS Selector: ul.gw-mm__content > li.wp-block-getwid-megamenu-item > div.gw-mm-item__link > button.gw-mm-item__toggle
• Links are missing visible names, complicating their use for assistive technologies. CSS Selectors:
  • div.wp-block-column > div.wp-block-uagb-image > figure.wp-block-uagb-image__figure > img.uag-image-437
  • div.wp-block-group > div.wp-block-uagb-image > figure.wp-block-uagb-image__figure > img.uag-image-1438
  • div.wp-block-column > div.wp-block-uagb-image > figure.wp-block-uagb-image__figure > img.uag-image-1362

ARIA

• Some elements use prohibited ARIA attributes, compromising the transmission of crucial information to users of assistive technologies. CSS Selector: span.uagb-svg-wrapper[aria-label=""arrow-up-right-from-square""]
• Invalid ARIA roles are used for certain elements, potentially leading to incorrect interpretation of their function on the page. CSS Selectors:
  • img.uag-image-437
  • img.uag-image-1438
  • img.uag-image-1362

BEST PRACTICES

• Touch target sizes and spacing are inadequate, making activation difficult for some users. CSS Selector: ul.gw-mm__content > li.wp-block-getwid-megamenu-item > div.gw-mm-item__link > button.gw-mm-item__toggle

Thanks to fix theses issues.

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