Kilotest: Diagnoses of table headers missing
violation by HTML element 938 on Parking Reform Network Impact Report 2024 page
Basics
About the page
- URL: https://parkingreform.org/about/impact-report-2024/
- Tested 2 days ago on 2026-10-07 at 22:11 by job
261007T2147-9qy - Summary of results:
- Rule engines:
- Called: 12
- Were able to test: 12
- Reported any rule violations: 12
- Violations: 1484
- Violators: 483
- Issues: 66
- Rule engines:
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About the issue
- Why it matters: User cannot get help on relationships in a table
- Priority: high
- Related WCAG standard: 1.3.1
- Reported by 4 rule engines (Accessibility Checker + ASLint + Editoria11y + Pour)
- Violations: 8
- Violators: 4
About the violator
- Tag name:
TABLE - Text:
2021 2022 2023 2024 … Total # donors ~200 ~400 ~550 ~625
- Start tag:
<table> - XPath:
[not obtained] - Bounding box: x = 535, y = 15246, width = 850, height = 133
- Reported by Accessibility Checker + Editoria11y + Pour
Diagnoses
Here is how rule engines diagnose the table headers missing
issue for HTML element 938 of the Parking Reform Network Impact Report 2024 page.
- <p>To fix:</p> <ul><li>If this table contains data that is meaningfully organized by row and column, edit the table's properties and specify whether headers have been placed in the first row, column or both. This lets screen reader users hear the headers repeated while navigating the content.</li> <li>If this table does not contain rows and columns of data, but is instead being used for visual layout, remove it. Tables overflow the page rather than reflowing on mobile devices, and should only be used when the horizontal relationships are necessary to understand the content.</li></ul>
Rule engine: Editoria11y (Princeton University)
Rule:
tableNoHeaderCells - Table has no headers identified
Rule engine: Accessibility Checker (IBM)
Rule:
table_headers_exists - Data tables must have properly associated header cells
Rule engine: Pour (David Yarham and Geoffrey Crofte)
Rule:
table-headers