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The navigation needs to be properly audited for accessibility against WCAG 2.1, and tested using multiple assistive technologies, across multiple platforms. You'll discover a range of severe accessibility issues with the navigation implementation. The code needs to be reviewed and remediated by somebody with a high level of accessibility knowledge (testing, semantic HTML, correct ARIA usage, etc).
I'd suggest, at a minimum, the navigation should be tested with:
VoiceOver on iOS
VoiceOver on macOS
NVDA on Windows
JAWS on Windows
TalkBack on Android
Keyboard-only
axe DevTools
Some current issues I've picked up are:
Navigation menus cannot be announced by VoiceOver on iOS, with each menu item simply announced as "menu item" - therefore making it impossible for VoiceOver users to know what the menu item actually is
Keyboard-only users on desktop cannot access expanded dropdown menus in the navigation - the keyboard focus just skips over the expanded content
Improper use of role=menubar, role=menuitem, role=menu - this results in a huge amount of audio clutter for screen reader users e.g. the "expand" buttons are announced by NVDA on Windows as "menu item menu button collapsed subMenu Display Features submenu pages" - this has a huge amount of clutter and makes the interface hard to understand for screen reader users
Recommendations:
Look at the navigation implementation on digital.govt.nz, how it does not use the menubar/menu/menuitem roles, and provides a screen-reader and keyboard-accessible experience
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The navigation needs to be properly audited for accessibility against WCAG 2.1, and tested using multiple assistive technologies, across multiple platforms. You'll discover a range of severe accessibility issues with the navigation implementation. The code needs to be reviewed and remediated by somebody with a high level of accessibility knowledge (testing, semantic HTML, correct ARIA usage, etc).
I'd suggest, at a minimum, the navigation should be tested with:
Some current issues I've picked up are:
menu item menu button collapsed subMenu Display Features submenu pages
" - this has a huge amount of clutter and makes the interface hard to understand for screen reader usersRecommendations:
Look at the navigation implementation on digital.govt.nz, how it does not use the menubar/menu/menuitem roles, and provides a screen-reader and keyboard-accessible experience
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: