## Accessibility
-Make sure that the text of the button is descriptive. If for some reason, your button contains no readable text (for example, just a symbol or icon), add screen reader-only text to the button to clarify it's purpose. The symbol or icon should be wrapped in an element with the attribute `aria-hidden="true"`, to prevent screen readers from trying to pronounce the symbol.
+Make sure that the text of the button is descriptive. If for some reason, your button contains no readable text (for example, just a symbol or icon), add screen reader-only text to the button to clarify its purpose. The symbol or icon should be wrapped in an element with the attribute `aria-hidden="true"`, to prevent screen readers from trying to pronounce the symbol.
Use the `.show-for-sr` class to define screen reader-only text.
## Help Text
-Place help text below a field to clarify it's purpose. Whenever you use help text, give the text a unique ID, and add the attribute `aria-describedby` to the input.
+Place help text below a field to clarify its purpose. Whenever you use help text, give the text a unique ID, and add the attribute `aria-describedby` to the input.
```html_example
<label>Password