First time visit: View without clicking anything

Home page - University of Mississippi Medical Center

Maps - University of Mississippi Medical Center

UMMC Health Care Home - University of Mississippi Medical Center

MyChart - Login Page

Continuing Health Professional Education - University of Mississippi Medical Center

Every page should have a clearly defined heading, known as a "H1" (Heading 1).

A `H1` is the main heading of the page. It helps accessibility by allowing uses to
skip to the main content of the page. It helps all users identify what the page is about. 
It helps SEO by giving special emphasis to the topic of the page.

It is not enough to simply include large text. Headings must be coded 
[semantically](https://html.com/semantic-markup/) as `<h1>` tags, like so:

```html
<h1>This is a heading</h1>
```

Note that headings must contain some machine readable text to be considered valid. 
For example, this heading is not valid:

```html
<h1>
    <img src="company-logo.png">
</h1>
``` 

But with the addition of `alt` text, this heading is valid:

```html
<h1>
    <img src="company-logo.png" alt="About Company Inc.">
</h1>
``` 

Generally we recommend you just use plain text for your headings.
See [Technique H42](https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/H42) for more details.

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University of Mississippi Medical Center

	Title / URL	Issues
	First time visit: View without clicking anythingumc.edu/	1
	Home page - University of Mississippi Medical Centerumc.edu/	1
	Maps - University of Mississippi Medical Centerumc.edu/maps	1
	UMMC Health Care Home - University of Mississippi Medical Centerumc.edu/Healthcare/	1
	MyChart - Login Pageumc.edu/mychart/Authentication/Login	1
	Continuing Health Professional Education - University of Mississippi Medical Centerumc.edu/Office%20of%20Academic%20Affairs/For-Faculty/Continuing-Health-Professional-Education/Home-Page.html	1

Ensure every page contains a top-level heading

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