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Name & Role are the fundamental attribute for accessibility. If the role & name are not announced, then Screen reader user will have difficulty understanding the purpose of the button.
Suggested resolution:
Make sure that screen reader announces the correct name of the button.
Action Performed:
Expected Result:
Name & Role should define for the Back (<) control. Screen reader should read like "Back button".
Actual Result:
Name & Role is not defined for Back (<) control. Screen reader is reading "unlabeled".
Note-
Other occurrences
Workaround:
Yes
Area issue was found in:
All pages
Failed WCAG checkpoints
4.1.2
User impact:
Name & Role are the fundamental attribute for accessibility. If the role & name are not announced, then Screen reader user will have difficulty understanding the purpose of the button.
Suggested resolution:
Make sure that screen reader announces the correct name of the button.
Refer to: https://knowbility.org/blog/2021/whats-in-a-name
Platform:
**Version Number: ** v1.1.49-1
Reproducible in staging?: Yes
Reproducible in production?: Yes
Issue reported by: Stuti
7801_Name.role.is.not.defined.for.the.back.control.mp4
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