Summary
The About Us page uses alt="..." on an <a> element, which is not a valid HTML attribute for anchor elements. It has no effect and also contains a typo (speark.title instead of speaker.title).
Affected location
_pages/about-us.md:43
<a href="{{speaker.url}}" alt="{{speark.title}}"><h4>{{ speaker.title }}</h4></a>
Fix
Remove the invalid alt attribute. The link already contains a visible <h4> with the speaker's name, which serves as the accessible name for the link. No replacement attribute is needed.
<a href="{{speaker.url}}"><h4>{{ speaker.title }}</h4></a>
Note: wrapping a heading in an <a> is valid HTML and a common pattern. The heading text becomes the link's accessible name automatically.
WCAG criterion
4.1.1 Parsing (Level A)
Summary
The About Us page uses
alt="..."on an<a>element, which is not a valid HTML attribute for anchor elements. It has no effect and also contains a typo (speark.titleinstead ofspeaker.title).Affected location
_pages/about-us.md:43Fix
Remove the invalid
altattribute. The link already contains a visible<h4>with the speaker's name, which serves as the accessible name for the link. No replacement attribute is needed.Note: wrapping a heading in an
<a>is valid HTML and a common pattern. The heading text becomes the link's accessible name automatically.WCAG criterion
4.1.1 Parsing (Level A)