Open AndreasSamjeske opened 1 year ago
Related issue in the web components repo: https://github.com/vaadin/web-components/issues/4414
Have renamed the issue to make it more discoverable.
@yuriy-fix can you maybe add something about a11y to the issue title? The current one IMHO is not nailing it.
Describe your motivation
Vaadin 8 had component Tree, which had pretty decent web accessibility features: aria-labelledby, aria-level and aria-expanded were automatically managed by Vaadin. Only drawback: every element was a
<div>
.<ul>
and<li>
would have been better.Describe the solution you'd like
Vaadin needs to have a tree, that consists of
<ul>
and<li>
. This ensures users with screen readers are able to understand the structure easily.Describe alternatives you've considered
Since Vaadin 10+ there isn't any Tree component. In 2019 Vaadin suggested to use TreeGrid with a single column. But in regards of web accessibility this is insufficient: For screen reader users the grid structure is way too confusing and unnecessarily complex.
In Vaadin directory there is a tree, too. But in HTML this is a grid as well.
Additional context
Accordion might be an alternative, if you have only one level of depth. But it lacks attribute aria-level and aria-expanded.