Structure Tags and reading order
Whether the document has a tag tree, and whether that tree matches the reading order a sighted person sees on the page.
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Whether the document has a tag tree, and whether that tree matches the reading order a sighted person sees on the page.
Every image, chart, and logo either describes itself in words or is correctly marked as decorative.
Header rows on data tables, real list markup instead of dashes, and link text that makes sense on its own.
A meaningful title set in the document's properties, and a declared language so screen readers pronounce it correctly.
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