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Page language not declared on Framer

What this is

The page does not say what language it is written in, so screen readers may read it with the wrong voice and pronunciation.

Who it affects

  • Screen reader users
  • People with cognitive disabilities

Standards

How to fix it

  1. Add a `lang` attribute with the page language to the `<html>` element, for example `<html lang="en">`.

Example

Before

<html>

After

<html lang="en">

Use the correct code for your content, e.g. "de" for German, "fr" for French.

On Framer

Site Settings → General → Language.

Other platforms

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