Gift Aid - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trust

First time visit: View without clicking anything

Hamelin Trust – Support for young people & adults with learning disabilitiesHamelin Trust

Halloween balloon race - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trust

Make a smile lottery - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trust

News - Page 2 of 13 - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trust

Fairy Tale Ending - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trust

Work of learning disability nurse recognised with prestigious title - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trust

Privacy and Cookies Policy - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trust

Bfriends - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trust

To comply with WCAG 2.1, fields must identify what their purpose is _programmatically_. If done correctly,
this allows browsers to help users fill in forms with known information, such as their name and email address.

This is accomplished via the `autocomplete` attribute, which should be set to a 
[supported value](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Attributes/autocomplete) wherever
appropriate, e.g. 

```html
<label for="name">
  First Name
</label>
<input id="name" type="text" autocomplete="given-name">
```

For fields where `autocomplete` is not appropriate, e.g. due to security, or the field not matching the
specification, the specific field should be ignored.

## Methodology

* All fields which could support `autocomplete` (e.g. text fields)
  are checked. Other fields - like dropdown menus - are ignored.
* The [accessible name](https://www.w3.org/TR/accname-1.2/) of each field is considered. In most cases this
  will be the `<label>` for the field.
* If the name matches a known pattern the field 
  must have an appropriate `autocomplete` value specified.
  For example, an `<input>` with type `text` with a label of 
  "First Name" would be expected to have an autocomplete value 
  of `given-name` or similar.

Note that using `autocomplete="on"` is not sufficient to pass this check, a
specific named autocomplete value must be used. See the
[supported values](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Attributes/autocomplete).

## Troubleshooting

If a field is a false positive, check whether the field has an 
appropriate accessible name (i.e. a `<label>` or `aria-label`).

If the label is incorrect, Silktide may assume that the field 
requires `autocomplete` where it does not. You should fix the 
label to avoid this.

Otherwise, you can simply ignore the specific field.

## More information

* [How to use HTML 5.2 attributes](https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Techniques/html/H98)

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June 2024

May 2024

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Title / URL	Issues
Gift Aid - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trusthamelintrust.org.uk/gift-aid	5
First time visit: View without clicking anythinghamelintrust.org.uk/	3
Hamelin Trust – Support for young people & adults with learning disabilitiesHamelin Trusthamelintrust.org.uk/	3
Halloween balloon race - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trusthamelintrust.org.uk/halloween-balloon-race	2
Make a smile lottery - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trusthamelintrust.org.uk/lottery	2
News - Page 2 of 13 - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trusthamelintrust.org.uk/news/page/2	2
Fairy Tale Ending - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trusthamelintrust.org.uk/fairy-tale-ending	2
Work of learning disability nurse recognised with prestigious title - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trusthamelintrust.org.uk/queens-nurse	2
Privacy and Cookies Policy - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trusthamelintrust.org.uk/privacy-cookies-policy	2
Bfriends - Hamelin TrustHamelin Trusthamelintrust.org.uk/bfriends	2

Identify the purpose of fields programmatically

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