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Los Alamitos Unified School District

losal.org · homepage scanned Oct 15, 2026 · WCAG 2.2 A/AA automated check

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Accessibility score

74/100 · Needs work

The homepage has issues that make common tasks harder for people using screen readers, keyboards or magnification. They are typically template-level and fixable in a day of vendor time.

1

Critical

1

Major

0

Minor

Screenshot of the Los Alamitos Unified School District homepage at scan time

Homepage as loaded by our crawler on Oct 15, 2026.

In plain English

What this means for visitors

The scan found some issues that may cause problems for visitors with disabilities, such as screen reader users or those who navigate with keyboards. For example, some hidden content can still be accessed, which can be confusing. To improve accessibility, it's a good idea to start by fixing the critical issue, which is likely causing the most significant problems. Automated scans like this one catch many issues, but not all, so further review is also a good idea.

Findings

2 issue types found on the homepage

Each item is one failing rule; the count shows how many elements on the page trigger it. Severity follows axe-core impact levels.

#1CriticalWCAG 4.1.21 elementRule details ↗

ARIA attributes must conform to valid values

Ensure all ARIA attributes have valid values

Who it affects

Blocks a task outright for some visitors (for example an image-only flyer with no text, or a form field with no label).

First fix

Follow the guidance in the linked Deque rule page.

#2MajorWCAG 4.1.24 elementsRule details ↗

Hidden content can receive focus

Keyboard users land on elements that screen readers say don't exist.

Who it affects

Makes a task significantly harder (low contrast, links with no name, missing frame titles).

First fix

Remove tabindex from hidden elements or don't hide focusable content with aria-hidden.

Severity guide

How to read the counts

Critical

Blocks a task outright for some visitors (for example an image-only flyer with no text, or a form field with no label).

Major

Makes a task significantly harder (low contrast, links with no name, missing frame titles).

Minor

Reduces clarity or consistency (heading order, landmarks, touch-target size).

What this grade does and does not cover

  • Covers: the public homepage only, loaded once in a desktop browser, tested with axe-core against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA rules (a superset of the WCAG 2.1 AA standard in the DOJ rule).
  • Does not cover: inner pages, PDFs and documents, logged-in portals, video captions, alt-text quality, keyboard usability of custom widgets, or anything that needs a human judgment.
  • A grade is a monitoring signal, not a legal assessment or certification. How we score.