Improve hellothere flex cards accessibility
This PR should improve the accessibility settings for screen readers. Tested with Narrator Windows-11
The PR
- Adds a new
alt-textfield to every image I could find. Especially those used for HelloThere - flex cards - Improve flex-card procedure to render alt-text for images, so they can be read by screen readers
- It aria-hides the new-badge because it causes problems -- Full card text is read out 2 times
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Great idea, thanks @pmario
For me it works OK, but I do not really need / use a screen reader. When I test keyboard handling, I switch it on from time to time, to see if I can reach every element in the ui. So I can hear, what narrator sees.
I found out, that it wants to read the link URLs from the flex cards, which contain all the URL escape characters like eg: %20 and so on. Which does not make real sense. So I tried to improve it.
I'll create a post at Talk and ask screen reader users if the changes actually are an improvement. So we should get some feedback there.
@pmario:
I found out, that it wants to read the link URLs from the flex cards, which contain all the URL escape characters like eg: %20 and so on.
Perhaps one day #7990 will fix this.
@Jermolene -- There has not been much feedback at Talk - So I think it should be merged, then we will see.
Hi @pmario there is a conflict that prevents merging
@Jermolene -- This is documentation only and conflicts have been resolved.
Thanks @pmario