Links, CTAs, and form field copy can be understood without visual context
The page title is clear and includes the topic and subject name Section headers are clear and can be easily navigated using a screen reader Labels used for different pathways have unique and descriptive titles
There is clear instruction text near required fields Error messages are unique and specific to the exact error and they provide context or guidance about what needs to be fixed
Words are not shortened and there are no obscure acronyms. Screen readers will not recognize these and will read them exactly as they appear. (Example: “AI” can be used instead of “Artificial Intelligence”, as it’s both well-known and meant to be read exactly as it appears, but the Met Gala shouldn’t be shortened to “MG” or “the MetGa”) All caps are avoided, as screen readers often won’t recognize these as words
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