Catch Report
Each catch below names what the scan observed on your website and the WCAG criterion it maps to.
Importance: High catches can block people from using your site. Medium catches make it harder to use.
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Issue
Book Appointment page, 6 of 7 fields: attach a real label to every field. Placeholders stay as hints, never as the only label.
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Issue
Replace the auto-captions on both patient story videos with corrected, synchronized captions.
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Issue
Add a skip link as the first focusable element on every page, jumping to the main content.
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Issue
Add alt text to content images; mark decorative images with empty alt so they are skipped.
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Issue
Raise the light grey body text to at least 4.5:1 contrast against its background.
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Issue
Replace the scanned fee guide with a real, tagged PDF (or an HTML page) so the text can be read and searched.
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Issue
Add a visible focus outline to links, buttons, and fields so keyboard users can see where they are.
A Catch is a rendered scan of your public pages with selected automated checks, mapped to WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA criteria. It does not include manual testing, including screen reader testing. Catches describe what the scan observed on the report date and should be retested after changes. This report is not a certification and does not guarantee protection from a claim.