The missing language attribute is found on 17%+ of websites and is one of the easiest accessibility issues to fix. Without lang="en" (or your language code) on the <html> element, screen readers don't know which language to use for pronunciation.
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<head>...</head><html lang=""><html lang="en"><p>Notre service de <span>conciergerie</span> est disponible.</p><p>Notre service de <span lang="fr">conciergerie</span> est disponible.</p>Missing language attributes violate WCAG 3.1.1 (Language of Page) and 3.1.2 (Language of Parts). Screen readers use the lang attribute to switch pronunciation engines. Without it, an English screen reader might try to pronounce French text with English rules, making content incomprehensible.
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