att.net Accessibility Report

Accessibility audit of att.net — scanned on Feb 21, 2026

Technology
0 /100
D Poor

5 issues found across 3 categories

3 Critical 1 Major 1 Minor

WCAG Compliance Overview

Perceivable 2 issues
Operable 2 issues
Understandable 0 issues
Robust 1 issues

Issues Found

Images missing alt text

Critical

Images must have alternative text to convey their meaning to screen reader users.

WCAG 1.1.1
10 element(s) affected
  • <img src="{1}">
  • <img src="{2}">
  • <img src="{1}">
  • <img src="{4}">
  • <img src="{1}">
How to fix

Add descriptive alt attributes to all <img> elements. Use alt="" for decorative images.

Links missing accessible name

Critical

Links must have discernible text so screen reader users understand their purpose.

WCAG 2.4.4
1 element(s) affected
  • <a href="https://currently.att.yahoo.com/">
How to fix

Add text content, aria-label, or aria-labelledby to links. Avoid empty <a> tags.

Buttons missing accessible name

Critical

Buttons must have discernible text for screen reader users.

WCAG 4.1.2
49 element(s) affected
  • <button>
  • <button>
  • <button>
  • <button>
  • <button>
How to fix

Add text content, aria-label, or title to all <button> elements.

Generic link text

Major

Links must have descriptive text that indicates their purpose. Generic text like 'click here' or 'read more' does not help screen reader users understand where the link goes.

WCAG 2.4.4
1 element(s) affected
  • <a href="#">more</a>
How to fix

Replace generic link text with descriptive text, e.g., 'Read our accessibility guide' instead of 'Read more'.

Incorrect list structure

Minor

List items must be contained within <ul>, <ol>, or <dl> elements.

WCAG 1.3.1
1 element(s) affected
  • <li> inside <header>
How to fix

Ensure <li> elements are direct children of <ul> or <ol>.

Top Priority Fixes

Here are the most impactful changes att.net should make to improve accessibility:

  1. #1
    Buttons missing accessible name Critical

    Add text content, aria-label, or title to all <button> elements.

  2. #2
    Images missing alt text Critical

    Add descriptive alt attributes to all <img> elements. Use alt="" for decorative images.

  3. #3
    Links missing accessible name Critical

    Add text content, aria-label, or aria-labelledby to links. Avoid empty <a> tags.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is att.net accessible?

att.net scored 44/100 (grade D) on our accessibility audit. This score reflects automated checks against WCAG 2.1 Level AA criteria.

Is att.net WCAG compliant?

Our scan found 5 accessibility issues on att.net. Full WCAG compliance requires addressing all critical and major issues identified above.

Is att.net EAA compliant?

The European Accessibility Act requires websites to meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards. Check the detailed report above to see att.net's compliance status.

What accessibility issues does att.net have?

See the full issue list above with severity levels, affected elements, and recommended fixes for att.net.

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