Evolize inspected 5 public pages on semvid50.wiki and detected 17 accessibility findings. The most widespread issue was "Text has insufficient colour contrast", detected on 5 inspected pages. The most affected inspected page was "/", where 9 findings were detected. The assessment identified findings mapped to 3 WCAG success criterions. The sections below prioritize the broadest issues and provide technical evidence for each detected finding.
02 · Start here
These findings combine the highest severity and broadest reach detected during this assessment.
High
Hidden elements can still receive keyboard focus
WCAG 2.4.3 (A) · 3 inspected pages · 5 instances
Why this matters
An element is not visible but remains in the tab order, so a sighted keyboard user loses track of focus when it lands there.
Recommended action
To fix this issue, ensure that the button is either visible when it receives focus or is removed from the tab order when it's not visible. You can do this by adding a 'display: none' or 'visibility: hidden' style when the button is not intended to be visible, or by using JavaScript to remove the button from the tab order when it's not visible.
Interactive controls are smaller than the 24×24px minimum target size, making them hard to activate reliably by touch.
Recommended action
Increase the size of the touch target to at least 24x24px to make it easier for users to activate by touch. Consider using CSS to adjust the padding or width of the element.
Interactive controls are smaller than the 24×24px minimum target size, making them hard to activate reliably by touch.
Recommended action
To fix this issue, ensure that all interactive elements, such as buttons and links, have a minimum touch target size of 24x24 pixels. Consider increasing the padding or size of the element to meet this requirement.
Text and background colours do not meet the minimum contrast ratio, reducing legibility.
Recommended action
Increase the contrast between the text color and background color of the link to meet the minimum contrast ratio thresholds. This can be achieved by changing the CSS styles for the link or its parent element to use a color combination with sufficient contrast.
An element is not visible but remains in the tab order, so a sighted keyboard user loses track of focus when it lands there.
Why it matters
An element is not visible but remains in the tab order, so a sighted keyboard user loses track of focus when it lands there.
Recommended correction
To fix this issue, ensure that the button is either visible when it receives focus or is removed from the tab order when it's not visible. You can do this by adding a 'display: none' or 'visibility: hidden' style when the button is not intended to be visible, or by using JavaScript to remove the button from the tab order when it's not visible.
Text and background colours do not meet the minimum contrast ratio, reducing legibility.
Why it matters
Text and background colours do not meet the minimum contrast ratio, reducing legibility.
Recommended correction
Increase the contrast between the text color and background color of the link to meet the minimum contrast ratio thresholds. This can be achieved by changing the CSS styles for the link or its parent element to use a color combination with sufficient contrast.
View 302 affected elements
Component · Ref RH8IIK
Affected pagehttps://semvid50.wiki/timeline/
Element.external
Accessible nameCC Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 4.0 International
Interactive controls are smaller than the 24×24px minimum target size, making them hard to activate reliably by touch.
Why it matters
Interactive controls are smaller than the 24×24px minimum target size, making them hard to activate reliably by touch.
Recommended correction
Increase the size of the touch target to at least 24x24px to make it easier for users to activate by touch. Consider using CSS to adjust the padding or width of the element.
View 60 affected elements
Component · Ref X5OH21
Affected pagehttps://semvid50.wiki/about/
Elementheader > div > nav > ul > li:nth-of-type(1) > a
Accessible nameHome
Markup
<a href="/">Home</a>
Affected pages//about/all-pages/timeline
Component · Ref 7249ES
Affected pagehttps://semvid50.wiki/about/
Elementhtml > body > aside > p > a
Accessible namehere for more about this project
Markup
<a href="/about/">here<span class="visually-hidden"> for more about this project</span></a>
Affected pages//about/all-pages/timeline
Component · Ref KM4J9F
Affected pagehttps://semvid50.wiki/timeline/
Elementdiv > nav > details > ol > li:nth-of-type(1) > a
Accessible name2050
Markup
<a href="#2050">2050</a>
Affected pages//about/timeline
Component · Ref 3J8NBZ
Affected pagehttps://semvid50.wiki/timeline/
Elementdetails > ol > li:nth-of-type(1) > ol > li:nth-of-type(1) > a
Accessible nameJune
Markup
<a href="#june">June</a>
Affected pages//timeline
Component · Ref FSVKR9
Affected pagehttps://semvid50.wiki/all-pages/
Elementdiv > div > section:nth-of-type(1) > ul > li:nth-of-type(1) > a
Accessible nameConspiracy Theories During SEMViD-50
Markup
<a href="/conspiracy_theories_during_semvid-50/">Conspiracy Theories During SEMViD-50</a>
Component · Ref 0QQS6Y
Affected pagehttps://semvid50.wiki/about/
Elementarticle > div > details:nth-of-type(1) > ul > li:nth-of-type(3) > a:nth-of-type(1)
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Results reflect the site at the scan date and may have changed since.
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