Error Label Formcraft 3 detected in pagespeed - wordpress

can you help me ??
i got some problem in pagespeed.web.dev on Accessibility. error notification looks like this “Form elements don’t have labels associated"
div.form-element-html > div > label > input.required_field <input type="text" class="required_field" name="website" autocomplete="maple-syrup-pot">
How to solve this ?? i tired find the file on plugin folder :3
this URL tester pagespeed = https://pagespeed.web.dev/report?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.finansialku.com%2Fnama-bayi-laki-laki%2F
The page I need help with: https://www.finansialku.com/nama-bayi-laki-laki/
i try find code on plugin folder formcraft,but can't find it that error label. i hope other people or plugin author help me for solve this problem :(

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