Why Language Tags Matter

Understanding WCAG 3.1.1 & 3.1.2 — Language of Page & Language of Parts

In this video, we break down two important WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) success criteria that ensure your content is readable, understandable, and accessible for everyone — especially screen reader users and people who rely on assistive technologies.

What You’ll Learn:

What Language of Page (3.1.1) means and why setting the correct default language matters

How Language of Parts (3.1.2) helps assistive technologies switch languages correctly within multilingual content

Real examples of proper HTML language attributes

How screen readers interpret languages with and without correct tags

Best practices to stay WCAG-compliant and improve accessibility

These guidelines are crucial for improving comprehension, ensuring accurate screen reader pronunciation, and creating inclusive digital experiences.

If you're a developer, designer, accessibility specialist, or preparing for an accessibility audit, this video will give you clear, practical guidance.

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