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Do not code lists as tables
Using tables instead of definition lists creates noise for screen reader users.
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Do not forget link focus states
Links must be distinct when focused and with sufficient colour contrast. This can get missed if manually rebuilding GOV.UK Frontend manually (for example if using a Javascript framework) or using an old version of GOV.UK Frontend.
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Do not omit autocomplete attributes on input fields
If you are asking for fields that people regularly complete, autocomplete helps them save time by helping their web browser guess the response.
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Do not use links in aria-described areas like hint text
Areas of GOV.UK component that use
aria-described
such as hint text are designed to be a single paragraph of text. Changing this can cause accessibility issues.