Nearly 90% of top websites fail HTML standards tests

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A new analysis suggests almost 90% of leading websites contain HTML specification violations, with implications for screen readers and accessibility.

Nearly 90% of top websites tested contain HTML spec violations.
The violations reportedly affect screen readers.
The findings suggest a lack of attention to web standards.

Almost nobody pays attention to web standards anymore, according to a report from The Register. Testing of top websites found that nearly 90% contain HTML specification violations.

The report notes that screen readers suffer as a result of these violations, which can impact accessibility for users relying on assistive technology.

Why this matters: The high rate of HTML violations among leading websites suggests a widespread industry issue that could undermine web accessibility.

What this means for you: If you use a screen reader, you may encounter accessibility issues on many popular websites due to HTML specification violations.

Nearly 90% of top websites fail HTML standards tests

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