Might've fixed some stuff, probably broke some stuff

I’ve seen a number of posts in vaguely recent history admonishing bloggers to do better with meeting accessibility standards and whatnot. Most recently, I saw this one from Unattributed: Guys, we really, really suck at this! To me, this is about: Sense of pride in the IndieWeb. Performance of our sites, especially for low-bandwidth users. Accessibility for everyone. Building trust. We are largely seen as the more tech-savvy people on the internet. Some of us are IT Professionals, software developers, or similarly technically inclined. Some of us have made technology our hobby. Doesn’t it stand to reason that we should be able to put together a website that has high technical standards? And, for those who aren’t tech-savvy, shouldn’t we lift them up by helping them create sites that give their voices more trust? So, I did the honorable thing and told AI to fix all my site’s problems for me. While there’s some more stuff I want to address, these pages should now be several steps in a…