1 form input(s) missing associated label

One or more fields in your website's forms are missing a visible label that's properly linked to the input box in the page code — meaning the field exists, but it isn't described in a way that assistive tools can read. Screen readers used by visually impaired visitors cannot tell users what to type into an unlabeled field — they'll hear only "text field" with no context. This also fails a core accessibility standard (WCAG 2.1 AA) and can create legal exposure under accessibility laws. Ask your developer to add a proper label element to every form field, linked using a "for" attribute. This is typically a one-line fix per field and has no visual impact unless you want it to.