MCKIN-12768 Feedback icons changed to button for averall assessment case - #257
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@musmanmalik Please ping only me on such pull request since I am responsible for prioritising and assigning these PRs. |
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@xitij2000 Okay sure |
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@musmanmalik I've left a comment on the PR.
Can you reply, make the necessary changes and let me know if you have any concerns about the solution I've proposed?
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@musmanmalik, as #256 PR is now merged, could you please rebase this PR on |
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@Agrendalath @giovannicimolin Please merge this and create release tag |
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- I tested this:
- Installed this branch on a
masterdevstack. - Create a new course and added a step-builder with MCQ in mentoring step.
- Checked that the feedback icon is selectable and readable by the screen reader ✔️
- I read through the code
- I checked for accessibility issues: fixes an accessibility issue.
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Includes documentationNA
@musmanmalik Thanks for this improvement. I'll merge the PR and create a new version tag.
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We are working on accessibility. This is also one the the reported. This fix has been done for MRQs already and fro MCQs and multi rating questions in progress. In this pull request this is fixed for assessment checkmark.
At a basic level, all custom controls within a web application should provide identifying information about the component. This includes a name, type (role) and may contain state, value, and description information. When custom elements do not expose identifying information, users of assistive technology may not be able to identify and interact with the element. For example, without knowing the role or state of an element, the user of a screen reader may not know what actions can be performed on an element even if the element exposes a textual name. Without a proper role, assistive technology interactions that rely on roles being identified may not become available to the user.
The best approach is to use the element and appropriate aria attributes to indicate all the required information. This will make the icons keyboard focusable by default.
@xitij2000 @Agrendalath @lgp171188 Please review this pull request.