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The accordion controls used for the root page categories and for Article Contents do not have a focus/hover style defined for their expanded state. While this is less of an issue when no contrast themes are applied, since the browser-specific :focus-visible styles can be seen, once a contrast theme is active there is no way to distinguish where user focus is when it is on one of these controls.
There is, at the time of filing, no design provided for these states, so one will have to be created before proceeding any development work. The designs for each control should be as close to each other as is practical in order to provide a predictable and consistent user experience. The primary difference between the two is that the section drop-down contents are outside of the section bar proper, while the Article Contents list is enclosed within the box created by the control.
To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to the Approaches page
Click on "+ show preferences" to open the UIO panel
Scroll right and activate a Contrast theme
Navigate to and then activate the "Good Practices" section/bar
After the section is expanded, note that there is no indication of whether the bar is focused or hovered
Click on "Follow Accessibility Principles" to open that article
After the page has loaded, navigate to and then activate the "Article Contents" bar
Once again, after it has expanded, note that there is no focus or hover indicator for the bar
Expected behavior
These two controls should have an indication of when they have focus or the user is hovering on them.
Screenshots
Section collapsed:
Section focused:
Section expanded, hover and focus look identical:
Article Contents collapsed:
Article Contents hovered:
Article Contents expanded, hover looks identical
Technical details
Desktop
OS: Windows 10 Pro v21H2
Browser & version: Chrome 102, Firefox 101
Mobile device
Device: Google Pixel 5
OS: Android 12
Browser & version: Chrome 102, Firefox Focus 101
Assistive technology used
N/A
Additional context or notes
This issue was identified during the review process for pull request #87, but was left out of the release due to time constraints.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The accordion controls used for the root page categories and for Article Contents do not have a focus/hover style defined for their expanded state. While this is less of an issue when no contrast themes are applied, since the browser-specific
:focus-visible
styles can be seen, once a contrast theme is active there is no way to distinguish where user focus is when it is on one of these controls.There is, at the time of filing, no design provided for these states, so one will have to be created before proceeding any development work. The designs for each control should be as close to each other as is practical in order to provide a predictable and consistent user experience. The primary difference between the two is that the section drop-down contents are outside of the section bar proper, while the Article Contents list is enclosed within the box created by the control.
To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
These two controls should have an indication of when they have focus or the user is hovering on them.
Screenshots
Section collapsed:
Section focused:
Section expanded, hover and focus look identical:
Article Contents collapsed:
Article Contents hovered:
Article Contents expanded, hover looks identical
Technical details
Desktop
Mobile device
Assistive technology used
N/A
Additional context or notes
This issue was identified during the review process for pull request #87, but was left out of the release due to time constraints.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: