Tweak Understanding Headings and Labels 2.4.6#4876
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Editorial suggestion for Understanding for Headings and Labels, removing the use of <q>requires</q> in a couple of places.
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I was prompted to propose change by “does not require headings or labels” when meeting WCAG does (generally) require (good) use of headings and labels. I will also confess to being triggered by the semicolon. |
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the "does not require" wording was added (by me at the time) because far too often i was seeing auditors failing pages under 2.4.6 for not having headings or labels where they felt there should be some |
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Editorial suggestion for Understanding for Headings and Labels, removing the use of in a couple of places.
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