passes the 508 Standards, but doesn't pass HTML 5 validation.
Is using <label> tags the only way of passing both the 508 Standards and the HTML 5 validation, because I would like to avoid having an unnecessary <label> tag?
I think you need to page more attention to 1194.22 (n) in this situation. If you really, desperately need to do without a separate label you could try something like this:
But I would strongly recommend at least trying this out in a screenreader (NVDA is free, JAWS can be used for 40 minutes on a 'free trial') or, even better, setting up a test page and getting some screen reader users to try it.
Alternatively you could investigate aria-labelledby and see if that allows you to fit in your label more naturally.
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我认为在这种情况下您需要更多地关注 1194.22 (n)。如果您真的非常非常需要没有单独的标签，您可以尝试这样的事情：
但我强烈建议至少在屏幕阅读器中尝试一下（NVDA 是免费的，JAWS 可以“免费试用”使用 40 分钟），或者更好的是，设置一个测试页面并让一些屏幕阅读器用户尝试一下。
或者，您可以调查
aria-labelledby看看这是否可以让您更自然地适应您的标签。I think you need to page more attention to 1194.22 (n) in this situation. If you really, desperately need to do without a separate label you could try something like this:
But I would strongly recommend at least trying this out in a screenreader (NVDA is free, JAWS can be used for 40 minutes on a 'free trial') or, even better, setting up a test page and getting some screen reader users to try it.
Alternatively you could investigate
aria-labelledbyand see if that allows you to fit in your label more naturally.