Fix the issues you found

❌ Problem: Long or inappropriate alt text.

✅ Fix: Replace the text with a brief, neutral description. Reminder: Most photos and images on websites are decorative and shouldn’t have alt text. None of the photos on this page on this page do!

❌ Problem: Missing alt text. (Screen readers can’t describe images that don’t have alt text.)

✅ Fix: Add alt text that describes what an image shows. Example: Instead of: "IMG_1234.jpg," use "Graph shows program applications have grown 30 percent over 3 years." 

❌ Problem: Users can’t move through a website or web page using only their keyboard.

✅ Fix: Ensure all links, buttons, and forms can be accessed with the Tab key. Also make sure the items follow a logical order as people tab from one item to the next. 

❌ Problem: The color of your text is too similar in color to the background, making it hard to read.

✅ Fix: Use strong color contrast. Examples: 

• ✅ Good: Black text on a white background.
• ❌ Bad: Light gray text on a white background. 

❌ Problem: The form doesn’t have clear labels or instructions.

✅ Fixes:

• Add labels for each input field
• Use error messages that explain what went wrong
• Don’t rely only on color to show errors

❌ Problem: Some users are distracted by video or audio that plays automatically.

✅ Fixes:

• Only use auto-play if it’s truly needed
• Give users a way to pause, stop, or mute the content

❌ Problem: The video doesn’t have captions for people who can’t hear

✅ Fix: Make sure that you have captions loaded (with any misspelling issues corrected!) and enabled for videos.

• Captions show a synchronized transcript of the dialogue and may also note other important sounds.
• Definitions: Open captions always show. Closed captions can be turned on and off by users.