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# Avoid focusable descendants in role="text" elements
Using `role="text"` on a container forces screen readers to treat everything inside as a single string of text, which effectively hides any interactive elements from users who rely on assistive technology.
## Quick Reference
- Elements with `role="text"` should not contain interactive children (links, buttons)
- Ensure `role="text"` only contains static text content
- Prevent accessibility "black holes" where interactive items are hidden from screen readers
## Check
Identify elements with role="text" and verify they do not contain any focusable elements like buttons, links, or inputs.
