Closed jake-abma closed 5 years ago
@jake-abma When you say "scrolling" do you mean moving screen reader focus in browser / read mode through the list of transactions? If that focusing changes the predicted balance I would think that it would count as action. My hunch is that an updated balance announced after each transaction (politely) might be reasonably non-intrusive (SR users would just press down arrow when they don't want to hear it)?
Hi @detlevhfischer See screenshot, the 'bottom' / orange "Voorspeld saldo 5943,81 EURO" is fixed, the middle part, 30th oktober, 28th oktober etc. is a scrolling part with write-downs and based on that the fixed Voorspeld Saldo is predicting what amount you'll possibly have (based on past data) at that date.
When scrolling the "Voorspeld data ... EURO" changes constantly when new predicted write-down happens.
I was confused why the balance would change as you scroll, but I guess it is showing something like your bank balance at that time?
E.g. When you have 30th Sept at the top, it is showing you the balance from 30th Sept? My Monzo bank account app does that.
Personally, I think the best approach would be to use something like aria-describedby
attached to each day's balance, so it announces something like: "Gemeente Baan; -65,96; Oct 30th Balance 5.943,81 EUR" (I don't know the word for balance!)
That would meet 4.1.3, but would be less flaky & annoying than constant updates. Might be a good technique to do?
@alastc thanks, indeed the simple but powerful solution, aria-describedby
it will be (or similar native description)
Cheers!
Feature: "predicted balance"
For an application there's a predicted amount / balance visible at the bottom of the page / dialog / view and is "fixed, like a fixed footer / snackbar" (always present / visible).
The "main area" consists of multiple transactions divided by headings with the date when the transactions will possibly take place (based on historic data).
When scrolling the main content, the predicted balance will adjust in the "fixed footer".
This is clearly visible present, but with a screen reader NO indication is present and the changing of the predicted balance is not mentioned.
The only way with a screen reader to know about the predicted balance is to place the finger / mouse at the bottom of the screen in the fixed footer to hear what the new balance is.
using swipe on mobile, or linear keyboard action will not be possible due to the fact you go through the list and 'other' predicted amount will change 'on the fly'
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