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When reaching the question which asks about whether you want to hear about the different areas in the town where you can have your business in, a map with a set of cards corresponding to the different regions is displayed.
The map and the cards view have the following accessibility issues:
The map and the cards is not linked in a meaningful way. Maybe considering defining the map in figure and the cards as a figcaption is a good idea?
Each card title is defined as h1 - which is semantically not correct I guess, thus a confusing experience for a screen reader user
The button for choosing a specific card in each card lacks semantic and keyboard interaction:
It has no role to be identified by assistive technologies
Not reachable by the keyboard
Has no focus visible effect so a sighted keyboard user can tell whether it has focus
Solution:
somehow link the map to the cards it includes
Fix the heading level hierarchy issue
Fix the button for choosing a card by:
Add a role using the role attribute
Add tabindex = 0 to have it in the tab order
Add styling in CSS for focus outline when the button gets focus
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Problem description:
When reaching the question which asks about whether you want to hear about the different areas in the town where you can have your business in, a map with a set of cards corresponding to the different regions is displayed.
The map and the cards view have the following accessibility issues:
Solution:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: