Closed openscript closed 1 year ago
Hey,
I don't think setting an aria-label
is the optimal solution, because – as your error message suggests — it's intended to be used on interactive elements that are supposed to be accessible via assistive technologies.
Since such an animation is for decorative purposes and has 0 interaction, I think the only proper role for it would be "presentation"
, and in that case, all ARIA semantics will be automatically removed from the element, including aria-label
, similarly to just setting a css display none
.
So if you set an aria-label
, it would contradict with setting the component's true role "presentation"
, since this role erases the meaning of the aria-label.
At this point I'd just go with the visually-hidden class if you want to get rid of the lighthouse warnings.
Regarding your feature request: Which role
do you think would be meaningful for this component? If it's presentation
or none
, then passing the role
prop would do nothing as described above.
Added in react-type-animation@3.2.0
.
Thank you for your work on this package!
I've followed your accessibility guide and added a
aria-label
. If we add anaria-label
also arole
should be added:So I suggest to also accept a
role
prop and forward it to the created wrapping element.