WCAG 2.2 · Perceivable · Level A
1.3.1 — Info and Relationships
Structure conveyed visually (headings, lists, tables, labels) must also be available in the markup so assistive tech can perceive it.
Level APerceivable
What it means
Structure conveyed visually (headings, lists, tables, labels) must also be available in the markup so assistive tech can perceive it.
How to meet it
Use semantic HTML: real headings, <ul>/<ol>, <th> for table headers, and <label> for form fields.
How AccessScan checks this
Our free scanner automatically flags these related problems:
- Form fields without labels
- Tables without headers
- Skipped heading levels
- Empty headings
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