Apply button / careers page lacks WCAG 2.2 accessibility signals
Your careers or job application page is missing technical accessibility markers - such as descriptive labels on buttons and skip-navigation links - that make the page usable by people relying on keyboard navigation or screen readers.
Why this matters
Accessibility requirements for websites are expanding in many jurisdictions, and an inaccessible apply process can exclude candidates who rely on keyboard navigation or screen readers. Whether specific laws apply to you depends on your location and size, so check with a legal adviser. It may also signal to some candidates that inclusion is not a priority.
How to fix it
Ask your developer to add aria-label attributes to apply buttons, include a skip-to-content link at the top of the page, and run the page through a free accessibility checker (such as axe or WAVE) to catch any further issues.
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