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For the ai-chat component, when a new message is returned based on the user-initiated question, the user is not alerted to a new response and it is not read out automatically for them.
Test criteria:
Testers should pay particular attention that the speech output of the screen reader matches the visual information and that messages and dynamic updates are properly detected and announced by the screen reader. Testers may wish to inspect code to verify if properties, relationships, and states are properly set. Also check that messages and time limit notifications that appear on screen and do not take focus are still read by the screen reader depending on the verbosity settings.
One can use the up arrow to read out the response message, but the issue is that a non-sighted user won't be aware a new message came in so they won't know to use the arrow to read the message. So I think we're looking at two options:
There is an alert that the new message came in for the user to go read it
Ideally, the message is just read aloud as it is in Chrome when it comes in
Browser
Firefox
Operating System
Windows
Package version
0.14.1-canary.347
React version
^1.66.0
Automated testing tool and ruleset
none
Assistive technology
JAWS 2025
Description
For the ai-chat component, when a new message is returned based on the user-initiated question, the user is not alerted to a new response and it is not read out automatically for them.
Test criteria:
Testers should pay particular attention that the speech output of the screen reader matches the visual information and that messages and dynamic updates are properly detected and announced by the screen reader. Testers may wish to inspect code to verify if properties, relationships, and states are properly set. Also check that messages and time limit notifications that appear on screen and do not take focus are still read by the screen reader depending on the verbosity settings.
One can use the up arrow to read out the response message, but the issue is that a non-sighted user won't be aware a new message came in so they won't know to use the arrow to read the message. So I think we're looking at two options:
WCAG 2.1 Violation
No response
Reproduction/example
none
Steps to reproduce
Code of Conduct
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