There are some cases where the mobile hamburger menu appears on the desktop website at high browser zoom levels. These menus (and their content) are not currently accessible to keyboard only users.
There are a few known issues with the various modals that appear around the website. Mainly, these modals have limited keyboard accessibility and may not work for all assistive technology users.
The carousel on the homepage currently has no way to pause it, making it difficult for some users to read and interact with it.
There are some cases where sidebar content disappears at high browser zoom levels, creating issues around navigation.
There are some cases where the Account pages sub-navigation bar becomes a dropdown menu at high browser zoom levels. This content is not currently keyboard accessible, and may be difficult for some assistive technology user to operate.
The “show password” icon on the sign-up forms does not have accessible alternative text, meaning non-visual users may find difficulty understanding what the button does.
There are several known instances where form fields are not correctly associated with their respective labels within the HTML code. This could cause difficulties for some assistive technology users when filling out forms or toggling switches.
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