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Add accessibility/WCAG2/ARIA support #4707

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ttaranov opened this issue Jan 20, 2020 · 11 comments
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Add accessibility/WCAG2/ARIA support #4707

ttaranov opened this issue Jan 20, 2020 · 11 comments

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@ttaranov
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Reproduction link

https://escvxj.run.stackblitz.io/

Steps to reproduce

almost all components documented on https://ng.ant.design/components/form/en have web accessibility issues, according to WCAG and ARIA standards:
https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/
https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-1.1/

What is expected?

  • add appropriate aria-* roles defined and managed appropriately on actions (e.g. on drop down expand/collapse),
  • input items should should have labels (or aria labels)
  • keyboard navigation support
  • WCAG 2.0 color schemes

What is actually happening?

all required ARIA roles and labels are missing, keyboard and navigation support could be improved

Environment Info
ng-zorro-antd 8.5.2
Browser any
@wzhudev
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wzhudev commented Jan 21, 2020

Support of a11y is listed in our milestone #3667. We would like any help from the community. ❤️

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zorro-bot bot commented Jan 21, 2020

Hello @ttaranov. We totally like your proposal/feedback, welcome to send us a Pull Request for it. Please fill the Pull Request Template here, provide documentation/test cases if needed and make sure CI passed, we will review it soon. Appreciate it advance and we are looking forward to your contribution!

你好 @ttaranov, 我们完全同意你的提议/反馈,欢迎直接在此仓库 创建一个 Pull Request 来解决这个问题。请务必填写 Pull Request 内的预设模板,提供改动所需相应的测试用例、文档等,并确保 CI 通过,我们会尽快进行 Review,提前感谢和期待您的贡献!
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@krokofant
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@ttaranov @wendellhu95 How much of this should be handled by Ng-Zorro and how much should be handle by the consumer?

Is it an issue specific to the docs? Consumers can add aria labels to their inputs and adjust their themes. I imagine some aria attributes are harder for the consumer to specify.

@wzhudev
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wzhudev commented Mar 11, 2020

@krokofant The React version could be a good reference. They already have aria-* supported.

@estellechvl
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would really love this to be implemented. Also focus trap on submenus.

@krokofant
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The above PR is stale and probably won't get any updates. If someone want's to pick it up it's encouraged.

@lsn-tomaszp
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It should be a priority nowadays to ensure a11y support in such a popular UI lib. The "accessible website" became standard and choosing between e.g. Angular Material or AntD is so much harder (with a huge advantage of Material) in case of lack of basic A11Y support in very good and complex components you've created. Please add support (or enhance/fix) for nzSelect, nzDropdown and other components to become THE BEST in Angular UI Lib World :) It's really tough to fix each component in ANTD lib with directive, working as "overlay" to deliver aria-attributes and required keyboard support.

@wojtek1150
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+1

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@ButterflyCoder
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+1

@lppedd
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lppedd commented Mar 4, 2024

@wzhudev last time I worked with NG-ZORRO was back in early 2020, when it seemed like major contributors were from Alibaba.

Looking at the commits/PRs it seems the organization structure has changed a bit, is it correct? Or do you still maintain the role you had back then? I'm asking so that I can figure out how to approach the library, and if I have to allocate time for contributions - in case there isn't a lot of activity.

@Sina7312
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Sina7312 commented Dec 6, 2024

I wish we could have milestone for this at least :(

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