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Active <area> elements must have alternate text

The "area-alt" accessibility rule ensures that all clickable areas within an image map have descriptive alternative text.

Elements must only use supported ARIA attributes

The aria-allowed-attr rule ensures that ARIA attributes are used correctly on HTML elements. This means that the ARIA attributes should be compatible with the role of the element they are applied to.

aria-braille attributes must have a non-braille equivalent

The aria-braille-equivalent rule ensures that ARIA attributes designed for braille displays are used alongside equivalent attributes for screen readers.

ARIA commands must have an accessible name

The aria-command-name rule ensures that all interactive elements, such as buttons, links, and menu items, have clear and descriptive labels.

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