DELIBERATELY BROKEN
Accessibility Test Lab
The examples below intentionally contain accessibility defects for testing, education and demonstration.
We deliberately avoid flashing content and inescapable keyboard traps.
Images
Meaningful image with no alternative text:
Meaningful image incorrectly presented as decorative:
Colour and contrast
This text deliberately has very poor colour contrast.
The field below uses colour alone to indicate an error.
Keyboard focus
Focus indicators are deliberately removed in this panel.
Focusable linkPositive tabindex
Heading structure
The next heading deliberately jumps several levels.
Unexpected level-five heading
Links
For more information about AAI click here .
Identical vague text pointing to different destinations:
Read more Read moreFocusable link hidden from assistive technology:
Custom controls
Forms
Lists
This looks like a list but contains no list semantics:
Data table
| Service | Status | Response time |
| Accessibility review | Available | 2 days |
| Developer support | Available | 1 day |
Small pointer target
Select this deliberately tiny control: x
Language of parts
The following sentence is French but contains no language-of-part declaration:
Bienvenue sur notre site de démonstration d’accessibilité.
Embedded content
The iframe below deliberately has no title.
Status messages
Dialog behaviour
Example dialog
Focus is deliberately not moved here when the dialog opens and is not restored when it closes.
Reflow and zoom
This box deliberately refuses to fit narrow viewports.
This deliberately unbreakable line of ordinary content refuses to wrap naturally when the viewport becomes narrow or magnification is increased.
Accessible name mismatch
ARIA relationships
Content clipping
Drag-only interaction
This control can only be moved using pointer dragging. There is deliberately no simple click or keyboard alternative.
Position: 0
Unlabelled region
Invalid button semantics
Orientation assumptions
Instructions deliberately rely on visual position: select the purple control on the right.
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