No way to skip repeated blocks.

What fails — and who it fails

The failure, in plain language.

Fifty tab-stops of header before the content, on every page view. A skip link is one line; landmarks come almost free with semantic markup.

Detection — what the machine can and cannot judge

How the scanner finds it.

• Pages are checked for a skip mechanism: a skip link, or main/nav landmarks that assistive tech can jump between.
• What automation cannot judge: whether the skip link is visible on focus and lands somewhere useful — the journey extension records that.

The legal reading — factual, not fearful

Where this sits in enforcement.

A structural Level A criterion assessors test in the first minute: press Tab, watch what happens. Cheap to fix, prominent when absent.

The fix — by pattern

The pattern that clears it.

Fix the template, not the page — one change typically clears every instance at once. The triage engine groups findings by template pattern for exactly that reason.

Verification — resolution is evidence, not a checkbox

Fixed means a scan said so.

On monitored domains, mark the finding fixed and the next scan verifies it: zero remaining instances converts the finding to Resolved, and both the claim and the confirmation land in the append-only ledger. Criteria that need human judgement close through sign-off in the coverage matrix — covered by the right method, never by assumption.