All pages have a title, which details the topic or purpose of the page. Titles should be organized from most-specific to least-specific.
WCAG 2 criterion
2.4.2 Page Titled (Level A)
Tools and requirements
Siteimprove
Manual Evaluation
Test procedure
Siteimprove can test for the absence of a title. Any findings that Siteimprove reports for a lack of title should be reported under this criterion.
When doing manual testing, make note of the title of each page you assess. The title should be in order from most specific to least specific. That is to say, it should be in a <Page title> <Section title(s)> <Site title> order. If it is in reverse order, or the page title is not accurate, mark a failure for this criterion.
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Create a PHP class in the namespace "App\Services\AccessibilityAnalyzer\GuidelineRules"
that extends "App\Services\AccessibilityAnalyzer\GuidelineRuleRunner" and is called "Guideline55" that has a function with the signature "protected function findApplicableElements(Crawler $crawler): Crawler". The base class includes the function "protected function isElementIncludedInAccessibilityTree(\DOMNode $element): bool" for determining if an element is included in the accessibility tree.
Web accessibility guideline:
## All pages have a title, which details the topic or purpose of the page. Titles should be organized from most-specific to least-specific.
### WCAG 2 criterion
2.4.2 Page Titled (Level A)
### Tools and requirements
* Siteimprove
* Manual Evaluation
### Test procedure
Siteimprove can test for the absence of a title. Any findings that Siteimprove reports for a lack of title should be reported under this criterion.
When doing manual testing, make note of the title of each page you assess. The title should be in order from most specific to least specific. That is to say, it should be in a \<Page title\> \<Section title(s)\> \<Site title\> order. If it is in reverse order, or the page title is not accurate, mark a **failure** for this criterion.
