Accessibility check
Here you can find out a little more about what the guideline (WCAG checkpoint) means. Click the error type you have been notified about to learn more about it.
Sorted by WCAG Checkpoint:
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5.1 Identify row and column headers in table.
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5.1 A table should have a caption
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3.5 Use header elements to convey document structure.....
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3.4 Consider using relative lengths instead of absolute in frameset.
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1.1 An image/applet/map/object element should have some descriptive text: an alt or longdesc attribute.
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13.1 If two links refer to different targets but share the same link text, distinguish the links by using "title".
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13.1 Clearly identify the target of each link.
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12.4 Do associate controls explicitly with their labels.
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12.1 Use title to identify frames.
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11.2 Element x is depreciated. Do not use depreciated elements.
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10.4 For browser compatibility reasons do not use empty text areas
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10.4 For browser compatibility reasons do not use empty value for elements
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10.1 Do not use target of a frame with target="_blank"
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10.1 Do not use pop-ups
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9.5 Keyboard shortcuts should be used properly.
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9.4 Create a logical tab order.
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9.2 If you must use device-dependent attributes, provide redundant input mechanisms.
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7.4 The user should control the refreshing of the page.
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7.3 Marquee element doesn't provide mechanisms to stop the movement.
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7.2 Avoid causing content to blink.
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6.5 Specify noframes element for framesets. Ensure that dynamic content is accessible or provide an alternative presentation or page.
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5.6 A table header should have an abbr attribute to give abbreviation.
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4.3 The primary language of a document should be identified.
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4.2 Title shall be specified for each abbreviation/acronym in a document where it first occurs in the document.
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3.3 Do not use elements, use stylesheet instead.
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2.2 Differences between body's background and foreground color are to small, this may cause acceszibility problems.
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2.2 The background color and the foreground color shouldn't be the same.
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