Incomplete names of some symbols in the master palette

VladislavBuyalski commented 1 month ago

Issue type

Accessibility issue (e.g. for keyboard-only or screen reader users)

Description with steps to reproduce

NVDA screen reader is used
1. Open MuseScore Studio.
2. Create a score.
3. Use the keyboard shortcut Shift+F9 to open the master palette.
4. The following categories contain some symbols that have incomplete names: Brackets (all symbols), Lines (16 symbols), Barlines (5 symbols), Arpeggios & Glissandos (8 symbols), Text (2 symbols), Tempo (11 symbols), Dynamics (4 symbols), Repeats & Jumps (2 symbols), Bagpipe embellishments (all symbols), Layout (7 symbols).
5. When choosing some symbols from these categories, we do not know their type, direction or other visual features of these symbols. After adding the description, we can understand what the symbol looks like visually and which symbol we should use among many with the same name.

Supporting files, videos and screenshots

Link to video demonstration: Bugreport№5_(2024-08-07_14-42-16).mp4 https://disk.yandex.ru/i/tLJnPWA4OKjBNw

What is the latest version of MuseScore Studio where this issue is present?

MuseScore Studio 4.3.2

Regression

No.

Operating system

Windows 10 (64 bit)

Additional context

No response

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VladislavBuyalski commented 1 month ago

Full list of categories and symbols with incomplete names: Brackets (all symbols)

Lines (16 symbols): 2 symbols - Hairpin: Crescendo 2 symbols - Hairpin: Custom 2 symbols - Volta: 2 6 symbols - Pedal 4 symbols - Text line

Barlines (5 symbols): 5 symbols - Barline: Single barline

Arpeggios & Glissandos (8 symbols): 6 symbols - Arpeggio 2 symbols - Glissando

Text (2 symbols): 2 symbols - Text line

Tempo (11 symbols): 11 symbols - Gradual tempo change

Dynamics (4 symbols): 2 symbols - Hairpin: Custom 2 symbols - Hairpin: Crescendo

Repeats & Jumps (2 symbols): 2 symbols - Volta: 2

Bagpipe embellishments (all symbols)

Layout (7 symbols): 4 symbols - Layout break 3 symbols - Spacer

VladislavBuyalski commented 1 month ago

This bug report also applies to all symbols that have the same name "Action icon". I have submitted a bug report about this before: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/23523

shubham-shinde-442 commented 1 month ago

I would like to work on this issue.

VladislavBuyalski commented 1 month ago

If there is anything I can do to help you, you can always let me know.

shoogle commented 1 month ago

@shubham-shinde-442, you just need to make sure these elements all have unique accessible names. The tooltips appear to be unique for many of these, so that's a good place to start. But if the tooltip is "Single barline", the accessible name should be "Barline: single". Also, "Barline: start repeat" is better than "Barline: left repeat".

VladislavBuyalski commented 1 month ago

And if several symbols have the same name, we would be happy to hear the unique differences between these symbols. Maybe there are visual differences, or for example the direction, like for the arpeggio symbols, up or down, Straight line or wavy, etc.

shubham-shinde-442 commented 3 weeks ago

@VladislavBuyalski @shoogle Probably both the hairpin symbols, such as Crescendo, and custom already have unique accessible names. If not, please explain

VladislavBuyalski commented 2 weeks ago

I think that similar symbol names may contain information about visual differences. For example, line type (straight, wavy, dotted) etc. direction (up, down, right to left, left to right) etc. For tempo, slowing down or speeding up, for pedal, lifting or pressing, etc.

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