WCAG 1.3.1, 2.4.1, 2.4.2 — Page structure, landmarks, and navigation.
This page has no "Skip to content" link. Keyboard users must tab through all navigation links before reaching the main content on every page load.
There is no skip navigation link at the top of this page. Tab through the navigation above to experience the issue.
This page's content is not wrapped in a <main> element. Screen reader users who navigate by landmarks cannot jump directly to the primary content. (Inspect the source — this page uses a div instead of main.)
The outermost element of this page is a <div>, not <main>.
This page has two <nav> elements with no aria-label or aria-labelledby to distinguish them. Screen readers announce "navigation" for both, and users cannot tell which is which.
Inspect the two <nav> elements at the top of this page — neither has an aria-label to differentiate them.
This page's <title> is set to an empty string. Screen readers and browser tabs cannot identify the page. Users with multiple tabs open cannot distinguish this page.
Check the browser tab — this page has no title. The metadata for this page sets title to an empty string.
