Mvp.css – build your landing page with only semantic HTML

Re:Mvp.css – build your landing page with only semantic HTML by SippinLean on Saturday November 21, 2020 @10:31AM (#25170202)

The light grey text under "MVP.css works with the following HTML elements:" surely fails (WCAG2).

`section` has an `h2`, but no `h1` for some reason. Other failures like this.

Other than that what's wrong?

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Re:Mvp.css – build your landing page with only semantic HTML by darepublic on Saturday November 21, 2020 @01:19PM (#25171537)

Is a lack of H1 a dock against accessibility?

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Re:Mvp.css – build your landing page with only semantic HTML by ehnto on Monday November 23, 2020 @12:24AM (#25183845)

I think it would be, because a screen reader will try to call-out the topic of the document accurately and quickly. You don't want a user to have to dig through elements to find the real title of the page they're on.

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Re:Mvp.css – build your landing page with only semantic HTML by darepublic on Tuesday November 24, 2020 @10:18AM (#25199200)

hm I've worked at plenty of places that touted accessibility, and we would often leave out h1 on a lander page (there might be a few h2 instead as the highest ranking headers)

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