Fail: some decorative images such as the svg icons on the intro page are seen by screen readers and have no alt text

Situation F: If the non-text content should be ignored by assistive technology

H67: Using null alt text and no title attribute on img elements for images that assistive technology should ignore

• In my testing, VoiceOver could still detect svg even with empty alt text.
  • Suggested Solution (if marking as "decoration"):
    • Use aria-hidden="true"
    • OR change svg to <img> and use svg url for src with empty alt text with no title attribute (Source)
    • I did try using role="img" and empty alt text but it didn't seem to work (this was just done via Inspector though so maybe further testing is needed if this is the preferred method)

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Fail: directional or vague language; specifically "Learn More" and "here"

F14: Failure of Success Criterion 1.3.3 due to identifying content only by its shape or location

• On the "All Barriers" tab inside the "Barrier Information" text box, the text at the bottom right says "Learn More."
  • Visually and tabually, the text directly follows the description of the barrier and is generally understandable, but perhaps adding an aria-label that tells the user it will open a pop up could be beneficial? When I used VO to open it, it announced the heading text only and then focused on the x/close button. This might be confusing if you don't know it's a pop-up.
• On the "All Barriers" tab for "Files Should Be Reviewed for Accessibility," when you click on a file, the box with the heading "How to Repair this Barrier" says "If necessary, replace the current version of this file here:"