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Divi's builder produces a lot of nested markup, and its default modules make several choices that fail WCAG unless you change them deliberately.
Divi modules default to particular heading levels regardless of where they sit on the page, which produces skipped levels.
Where to fix it: Each module's Design tab exposes the heading level. Set it to match the page outline.
Icon-only blurbs give assistive software nothing to announce.
Where to fix it: Add visible text, or set the module's accessibility fields under Advanced.
Divi's slider autoplays with no pause control by default, which fails WCAG 2.2.2 for anyone who reads slowly.
Where to fix it: Slider settings, disable automatic animation or add a pause control.
Divi's contact module leans on placeholders, which vanish as soon as someone starts typing.
Where to fix it: Enable the field label option rather than relying on the placeholder text.
Divi's global presets mean a corrected module can be applied everywhere at once instead of page by page.
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