<html> element must have a lang attribute #113
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Thanks for this; this is an oversight we are intending to fix. I'd prefer to settle on |
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Done. |
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Fantastic, thanks! |
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When configuring a screen reader, users select a default language. If the language of a webpage is not specified, the screen reader will assume it is the default language set by the user. This becomes an issue for users who speak multiple languages and access website in more than one language. It is important to specify a language and ensure that it is valid so website text is pronounced correctly.
For example, my VoiceOver is trying to read these links in Russian
Screenreader testing section