Ensuring quality, accessibility, and standards compliance for our Climate Action website.
This page documents the validation process for the Climate Action website, showing the results of W3C validation and the steps taken to ensure compliance with web standards.
The Feedback page was validated using the W3C Markup Validation Service to ensure compliance with HTML5 standards and best practices.
label elements for some form inputsfieldset and legend elementsrequired attributes on mandatory fieldstextarea without a maxlength attributelabel elements for all form inputs to improve accessibilityfieldset and legend elements for semantic structurerequired attributes to mandatory fieldsmaxlength attribute for textarea to limit input lengthExample of fix for missing label elements:
The Content page was validated using the W3C Markup Validation Service and CSS Validation Service to ensure compliance with HTML5 and CSS3 standards.
alt attributes for some imagessection and article elementslang attribute in the html tagh1 tags for multiple sectionsalt attributes to all images for better accessibilitysection and article elements for semantic structurelang="en" attribute to the html tagh1 tags with appropriate heading levelsExample of fix for image alt attributes:
The Team page was validated using the W3C Markup Validation Service and CSS Validation Service to ensure compliance with HTML5 and CSS3 standards.
alt attributes for some imagesdiv elements within the team member cardslang attribute in the html tagh1 tags for multiple sectionsalt attributes to all images for better accessibilitydiv elements for semantic structurelang="en" attribute to the html tagh1 tags with appropriate heading levelsBased on our experience validating the Climate Action website, here are some recommended practices:
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