All pages of your site are run through the Site Improve browser extension.
Your site has been run through Axe and has been deemed accessible per accessibility standards.
We test all the pages found in the Templates section of your component library. This ensure every template type on your site meets accessibility standards for your users.
There are several false positives in the scan results. Known examples:
Issue: Landmarks with identical names
The sub nav element of the site changes format and location on different screen sizes. It is for this reason that the subnav is located in the source twice. However, even though it is duplicated in the code only one navigation is ever visible at any screen sizes. These two landmarks should in fact be given identical names since they are the same thing. The scanner cannot tell that only one is visible on screen.
Issue: Element not highlighted on focus
All focusable elements change style on focus. We intentional use :focus-visible so the User Agent can determine if focus styles should be made visible.
These sort of violations can be safely ignored after manual testing resulted in accessibility passing.
Some scan errors are because of third party code, for example a YouTube video embed or Google Custom Search.