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Glossary - Weird reading order? (probably missing labels) [RDI 2.21] #68

Closed LIT-EIA-OWNER closed 3 years ago

LIT-EIA-OWNER commented 3 years ago

While we navigate the glossary there is information presented, but the experience is not the same for all users.

When tabbing in the Glossary, JAWS will announce:

Edit type and text

Accessibility checkbox not checked (or checkbox checked)

Accessibility

Accessible format

...

When using the arrow keys in the Glossary, JAWS will announce:

Glossary

Edit, edit type and text

Accessibility checkbox not checked (or checkbox checked)

List of 55 items nesting level 1

Accessibility

Accessible format

Accessible information and communication technology (ICT)

…

If we enter a letter (b) in the search box, JAWS will automatically announce how many items are in the search result list. This is good.

B, 16 found

If we enter a second letter (ba) JAWS will announce the updated results list. This is good.

A, 2 found

If we continue to arrow down then the next item in focus is the x which is announced as “unlabled x button, x found”. (“x” being the number of items in the list) What JAWS does not announce is that if we select this button, it will clear the text box. This is bad.

LIT-EIA-OWNER commented 3 years ago

Adding a label to the checkbox and as placeholder text in the search box most likely fixes these issues. Then only difference is that using arrow keys announced the length of the list, and tabbing does not.

I would assume it's normal for the experience to be different based on how you navigate? (tab vs arrows)

LIT-EIA-OWNER commented 3 years ago

Verified (for now)