• Each search result contains the main link (the title of the article) and a secondary link showing the category where the result was found.

• However, screen readers also detect an additional link that has no visible text content. As a result, the screen reader reads the full URL aloud.

• This creates confusion for blind users, who cannot understand the purpose of this link, and significantly complicates page comprehension and navigation.

Potential Improvement Considerations

Would it be possible to remove this empty link entirely if it does not serve any functional purpose for the user?

If the link is required for technical reasons, could it be hidden from both visual users and assistive technologies using display: none, so that it does not interfere with screen-reader navigation?