Did you know that HTML code validation is an important part of ensuring ADA compliance of your website?

All web pages must have complete start and end tags, be nested according to their specifications, not contain duplicate attributes, and IDs must be unique. To ensure ADA compliance, use our free html validation plugin to identify and correct validation errors in your pages. The pro extension may be used to correct many of HTML validation issues automatically.

Reference:   opens in a new windowWCAG 2.1 (Level A) – 4.1.1

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