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The new home page and user stats use horizontal scrolling lists, styled with overflow-x: auto, to show project cards. Scrolling regions of the page must have accessible names and roles, but these lists aren't labelled in the accessibility tree.
To Reproduce
Navigate the new pages in a screen reader, and verify that none of the scrolling regions have accessible names.
Alternatively, examine each scrolling region's name and role in the browser accessibility tree.
Expected behavior
Regions styled with overflow: auto must have the following, in order to be accessible to screen readers:
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Scrolling regions on the page must have accessible names and roles
Sep 18, 2024
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Scrolling regions on the page must have accessible names and roles
Scrolling lists on the page don't have accessible names
Sep 18, 2024
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Describe the bug
The new home page and user stats use horizontal scrolling lists, styled with
overflow-x: auto
, to show project cards. Scrolling regions of the page must have accessible names and roles, but these lists aren't labelled in the accessibility tree.To Reproduce
Navigate the new pages in a screen reader, and verify that none of the scrolling regions have accessible names.
Alternatively, examine each scrolling region's name and role in the browser accessibility tree.
Expected behavior
Regions styled with
overflow: auto
must have the following, in order to be accessible to screen readers:Additional context
Keyboard only scrolling areas by Adrian Roselli (2022.)
Where a list has a heading, the easiest way to give it an accessible name is to link the list to the heading.
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