User management text isn't the same H1 used in other sections
Issue:
Heading level: A heading's programmatic level must match the level that's presented visually
User management - Coded as H1 but different to other H1s seen on site
Why it matters:
Heading levels communicate the relative importance of headings within a page. People with good vision can infer heading levels through visual cues—higher-level headings typically have greater visual prominence than lower-level headings. Users of assistive technology rely on programmatic cues to perceive heading levels.
How to fix:
Specify a programmatic heading level that matches the visual level.
tiffy74
commented
2 years ago
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Issue: Heading level: A heading's programmatic level must match the level that's presented visually
User management - Coded as H1 but different to other H1s seen on site
Why it matters: Heading levels communicate the relative importance of headings within a page. People with good vision can infer heading levels through visual cues—higher-level headings typically have greater visual prominence than lower-level headings. Users of assistive technology rely on programmatic cues to perceive heading levels.
How to fix: Specify a programmatic heading level that matches the visual level.
W3 reference: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/headings-and-labels.html