or is ignored by most screen readers, so the text you expected users to hear is never announced. ## How to fix it Move the label onto an element with a role that supports naming, or render the text visibly. ## References - https://dequeuniversity.com/rules/axe/4.13/aria-prohibited-attr ## More accessibility rules `void a11y` reports 48 rules in this category. WCAG 2.2 AA through axe-core, plus checks axe can't do alone: visible keyboard focus, 24/44px target size on mobile, 320px reflow and disabled zoom. - `aria-hidden-body` aria-hidden on — [a11y/aria-hidden-body](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/a11y/aria-hidden-body) - `aria-command-name` ARIA button/link/menuitem has no accessible name — [a11y/aria-command-name](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/a11y/aria-command-name) - `aria-input-field-name` ARIA input field has no accessible name — [a11y/aria-input-field-name](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/a11y/aria-input-field-name) - `aria-toggle-field-name` ARIA toggle has no accessible name — [a11y/aria-toggle-field-name](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/a11y/aria-toggle-field-name) - `nested-interactive` Interactive controls are nested — [a11y/nested-interactive](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/a11y/nested-interactive) - `duplicate-id-aria` Duplicate id referenced by ARIA — [a11y/duplicate-id-aria](https://void-design.vercel.app/rules/a11y/duplicate-id-aria) - `frame-title`