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@reekypetepointed out that button controls could have labels which are more self contained (so screen reader users wouldn't have to have surrounding context to make use of the buttons).
A couple thoughts:
now that we're using more semantically correct <button>s rather than <a>s, we'll need something other than title attribute to make this work.
I came across documentation about what to do in this case while doing research; I'll have to dig that up. We might use <span class="sr-only"> (screen reader only) to add that context into the button text, or use ARIA labelling.
this issue may relate to all buttons we use, but we should at least start with the primary / secondary school buttons at the top.
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@reekypete pointed out that button controls could have labels which are more self contained (so screen reader users wouldn't have to have surrounding context to make use of the buttons).
A couple thoughts:
<button>
s rather than<a>
s, we'll need something other thantitle
attribute to make this work.<span class="sr-only">
(screen reader only) to add that context into the button text, or use ARIA labelling.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: