[Keyboard Manager]: After deleting any row keyboard focus shift to 'Ok' button.

[DhananjaySaini007]

Microsoft PowerToys version

0.45.0

Running as admin

• [ ] Yes

Area(s) with issue?

Keyboard Manager

Steps to reproduce

Steps to reproduce Test Environment: OS: Windows 11 Version Dev App version: 0.45.0 App name: PowerToys Screen Reader: Narrator Tool: Accessibility Insight for Windows

Repro Steps:

1 Launch 'PowerToys' application.

1. In General tab, navigate to 'Keyboard manager’ button and activate.
2. Navigate to ‘Remap a key’ and activate it using enter/Space key.
3. Now, Remap a key dialog box will appear.
4. Navigate to 'Delete Remapping' button and Activate it
5. Observe the issue

User Impact: -> Keyboard and Screen Reader user are impacted here as purpose is conveyed by its Keyboard.

Guidelines Reference:- https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/#focus-order

Attachments:

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/91203131/134497255-b1944432-6261-4afd-b445-61dc4b5681fd.mp4

✔️ Expected Behavior

After deleting a row the focus should move to the very next element.

❌ Actual Behavior

After deleting any row keyboard focus shift to 'Ok' button.

Other Software

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[crutkas]

what should the expected behavior here be then when all are deleted? What should have focus

[DhananjaySaini007]

Hi @crutkas
After Deleting all the Rows, the expected element to have focus is "Add a Remap" button.

[crutkas]

Where in documentation is this guidance? I’m trying to be formulaic here versus guessing.

This is a well established pattern for what this app does so we should be able to point at a doc

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[DhananjaySaini007]

Keyboard focus should move to 'add a remap' button to avoid extra navigation after deleting a row,

[crutkas]

@DhananjaySaini007 my question is where the documented behavior this should take when this scenario takes place. This is a common pattern. 2.4.3 can be taken arbitrarily. Your take and my take on that definition could differ and this is an opinion based due to the subjective nature.

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[DhananjaySaini007]

Please find the documented behavior from the below link in WCAG's 2.4.3, https://www.w3.org/TR/UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20/navigation-mechanisms-focus-order.html.

[Priyanshu073]

This issue is still repro on version 0.76.2 hence reactivating it.

[Priyanshu073]

https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/assets/87321414/d8f3ef7e-02e8-4890-abbe-a6269d63a920

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