The close button on the ChiliCal scheduler modal does not have an accessible name. Screen readers and assistive technologies cannot identify the purpose of the button, which fails WCAG 2.1 Success Criterion 4.1.2 (Name, Role, Value), a Level A conformance requirement. The fix is straightforward: adding aria-label="Close" or equivalent descriptive text to the ModalCloseButton element.

Chili Piper should add an aria-label attribute to the scheduler modal close button so that screen reader users can identify and interact with it correctly.

Accessibility conformance is a legal and ethical requirement for many enterprise customers, particularly those in regulated industries or with accessibility policies. A missing accessible name on a critical UI control is a critical-level barrier for user