Operable
Document title
WCAG 2.4.2 Page Titled · A
- AI + human
- drafted locally, human-approved
What the rule requires
A document needs a real title — it’s the first thing a screen reader announces and the label assistive technology uses in tabs and window lists. “Untitled” doesn’t qualify, and neither does a title that just echoes the filename.
How Proof clears it
- Checks catalog and XMP titles, including filename-echo detection — a title that just repeats the filename fails until a human sets a real one.
- AI suggests a real title when the title is missing or just echoes the filename — human-reviewed, always.
- Refuses junk: Proof won’t write a title that would immediately re-fail the audit — it asks for a real one instead.
What to expect
A real title, never “Untitled.” What a document should be called is a naming decision, so the honest failure mode is asking you for a title rather than shipping a bad one.
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