HTML to check
Parsed in this browser with DOMParser — inert, so nothing in the
markup runs and no image or resource it references is ever fetched.
Issues
Checked entirely in this browser — nothing is uploaded and nothing pasted here is fetched or run. This
computes a practical, common-sense approximation of an element's accessible name — a
label, aria-label, aria-labelledby, wrapping text or an image's
alt, roughly in that order — not the full WCAG accessible-name-and-description
computation, which also weighs things this checker does not model, such as aria-hidden and
presentational roles. Treat every result as a strong lead, not a certificate: passing every check here is
not the same as passing a real audit with assistive technology.
The Accessibility HTML Checker needs JavaScript: the markup is parsed and checked entirely in this browser. With JavaScript switched off there is nothing to do the work.