On element:
/html/body/ul
/html/body/form/input
/html/body/blockquote/p
/html/body/address/p
Solution:
All content must reside within a WAI-ARIA landmark or labelled region role to facilitate page navigation by screen reader users.
Example 1: a WAI-ARIA main role is specified on the element containing the main content of a Web page.
<div role="main">
Main content of Web page...
</div>
Example 2: a WAI-ARIA navigation role is specified on the element containing the left navigation area of a Web page.
<div role="navigation">
Left navigation area links...
</div>
Example 3: a WAI-ARIA search role is specified on the element containing the search area of a Web page.
<div role="search">
Search area of Web page...
</div>
Example 4: a page author has determined that none of the standard WAI-ARIA landmarks are appropriate for a specific area of page content. Therefore, the author places a WAI-ARIA region role on the element containing the content and labels the region with an aria-label property.
<div role="region" aria-label="Realtime message log">
None of the standard WAI-ARIA landmarks are appropriate for the content in this area, so marking it with a region role...
</div>
Page: Home
On element: /html/body/ul /html/body/form/input /html/body/blockquote/p /html/body/address/p
Solution: All content must reside within a WAI-ARIA landmark or labelled region role to facilitate page navigation by screen reader users.
Example 1: a WAI-ARIA main role is specified on the element containing the main content of a Web page.
Example 2: a WAI-ARIA navigation role is specified on the element containing the left navigation area of a Web page.
Example 3: a WAI-ARIA search role is specified on the element containing the search area of a Web page.
Example 4: a page author has determined that none of the standard WAI-ARIA landmarks are appropriate for a specific area of page content. Therefore, the author places a WAI-ARIA region role on the element containing the content and labels the region with an aria-label property.