Accessibility
Buttons with no name for screen readers
One of the 136 checks Lala SEO runs on every page of a site in a free audit.
- How serious
- Worth fixing. Weakens how Google reads or shows the page. Fix after the serious ones.
- Score
- Reported, but it does not lower your site's score.
- Based on
- Industry standard: Google does not document this one, so the check follows established practice.
What the audit tests
- Every <button> and role="button" element has text or a label a screen reader can announce
- Every submit, reset and plain input button has a label that is not empty
- Every image button (input type="image") has alt text or another label
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- Elements with a tabindex above 0
- Embedded frames with no title
- Form fields with no name for screen readers
- Heading levels that skip
- Labels or ARIA attributes point at a duplicated id
- No main landmark on the page
- Page language code is not valid
- Pinch-to-zoom is switched off
- Scrolling text built with the obsolete marquee tag
- Table header rows not marked as headers
- UI controls marked up as links