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Links without a name on Framer

What this is

3 links have no text. Screen reader users hear just "link" and cannot tell where it goes; keyboard users see an empty focus box.

Who it affects

  • Screen reader users
  • Keyboard users
  • People with cognitive disabilities

Standards

How to fix it

  1. Give the link visible text that describes its destination.
  2. For icon-only links add `aria-label="…"` or visually hidden text inside the link.
  3. Make sure the name says where the link goes, e.g. "Shopping cart" not "icon".

Example

Before

<a href="/cart"><svg aria-hidden="true"></svg></a>

After

<a href="/cart" aria-label="TODO: describe where this link goes"><svg aria-hidden="true"></svg></a>

Replace the TODO with the link destination, e.g. "Facebook page".

On Framer

Select the link layer and rewrite its text, or add an "ARIA label" in the layer's accessibility settings.

Other platforms

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