# Synthetic frontend release review
Evidence mode: offline inspection of the complete supplied HTML fixture. No browser, CSS, chart pixels, or running endpoint was inspected.

| Severity | Evidence | Finding and consequence | Minimal correction |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| P1 | H2 | Search input has no associated label or other accessible name; users of assistive technology lack its purpose | Add a visible label linked to an input id |
| P1 | H3, H4 | Link targets #pricing but the only plans section is #plans; no pricing target exists | Change href to #plans if that is the intended destination |
| P1 | H5 and fixture task | The meaningful revenue chart has empty alt and no text equivalent; its result is unavailable as text | Provide the actual chart result in a text alternative; obtain image data first, do not invent numbers |
| P2 | H6 | Duplicate id="status" makes identifier-based targeting ambiguous | Give distinct ids or remove an unnecessary id |

## Source checks that passed
The document declares lang="en" and a title. It contains a single h1 [H1]. The submit button has the accessible name “Search” [H2]. These source facts do not prove that /search returns results.

## Runtime queue
In a running environment: submit a known search and inspect its result; traverse controls by keyboard and inspect focus; test the intended fragment destination; measure overflow at target viewports; inspect contrast; check image loading and the final text equivalent. These observations are needed before assessing release readiness. No source files were edited.