Who we work with | Thoughtworks

Careers | Thoughtworks

Graduates and Career Changers | Thoughtworks

Insights | Thoughtworks

When specifying accessible names via `aria-labelledby`, ensure that the 
label elements exist.

## Explanation

Accessible names are required for many parts of a page, including form controls.
One way to accomplish this is to use `aria-labelledby` to specify the ID or IDs of 
other elements which contain a label. For example:

```html
<h2 id="dialog-labell">Important message!</h2>
<dialog aria-labelledby="dialog-label">
```

In this example, the `aria-labelledby` for the `<dialog>` points to an ID of `dialog-label`,
which doesn't exist. The heading it refers to instead has an ID of `dialog-labell`, presumably 
a typo.

## Why this matters

It isn't usually clear when an accessible name is broken, even during user testing.

This check helps to identify where an element clearly intended to have a label, but
that label is missing.

When a label is broken, it may be impossible for a user of assistive technologies
to understand what that element does.

Title / URL	Issues
Who we work with \| Thoughtworkswww.thoughtworks.com/clients	25
Careers \| Thoughtworkswww.thoughtworks.com/careers	23
Graduates and Career Changers \| Thoughtworkswww.thoughtworks.com/careers/graduates	12
Insights \| Thoughtworkswww.thoughtworks.com/insights	7

Fix missing ARIA label IDs

Thoughtworks

Where this issue has occurred