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<li> elements must be contained in an <ol> or <ul> element. List item does not have a <ul>, <ol> parent element without a role, or a role="list". Currently the use of "role="navigation" on the UL's is obscuring their semantic role. `
Recommendations
This occurs in the following locations. Update the following sections:
The three skip links. Remove the "Role=Navigation" from the <ul>. This will allow a user to hear it is a list and that there are three items. Add a role="navigation" to the preceding div or add the <nav> element around the whole list.
The menu items in the navigation menu Same solution as noted above.
The Search link Similar issue occuring with role="toolbar"
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curtismchale
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<li>elements must be contained in an<ol>or<ul>element. List item does not have a<ul>,<ol>parent element without a role, or arole="list". Currently the use of"role="navigation"on the UL's is obscuring their semantic role. `Recommendations
This occurs in the following locations. Update the following sections:
<ul>. This will allow a user to hear it is a list and that there are three items. Add arole="navigation"to the preceding div or add the<nav>element around the whole list.role="toolbar"Screenshots
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