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Libration › Resources › WCAG › 3.1.4

Principle 3 Understandable · Guideline 3.1: Readable

3.1.4 Abbreviations

Abbreviations are expanded on first use.

Level AAA

What this means in practice

Spell it out the first time, then use the short form. The abbr element can help in addition.

Normative wording

The binding text lives at the W3C. What you read here is our own faithful rendering – not a quotation.

  • Read criterion 3.1.4 at the W3C
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