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From screenreader testing (#4194), looking at the narrow screen navigation the following issues were identified:
Sample 3, item 5. menu items with dropdowns don't distinguish themselves from those which are links to other pages.
Sample 3, item 6. articles item (read out as "articles, link") opens a dropdown the first item of which is articles (read out as "articles, link). This is highly confusing!
Sample 3, item 7. likewise the second item under 'submissions' is also called 'submissions'
Sample 3, item 8. and again, 'About' has the first subitem as 'about'
Sample 3, item 9. Login and Register are a new list of two items, but part of the menu navigation landmark... confusing.
Dev notes
This a11y issue stems from the fact that top level nav items can have a path/link associated with them, while also having subnav. In order to provide the dropdown menu on click events, while also allowing the link to be navigable, the submenu renders a duplicate of the top level nav item.
Instead we have agreed the following actions:
Make has_sub_nav and link mutually exclusive
To add a data migration that will update any nav items that meet both conditions and wipe the link attribute. A sub nav item will be created using the same name and link as its parent.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
From screenreader testing (#4194), looking at the narrow screen navigation the following issues were identified:
Dev notes
This a11y issue stems from the fact that top level nav items can have a path/link associated with them, while also having subnav. In order to provide the dropdown menu on click events, while also allowing the link to be navigable, the submenu renders a duplicate of the top level nav item.
Instead we have agreed the following actions:
has_sub_nav
andlink
mutually exclusivelink attribute
. A sub nav item will be created using the same name and link as its parent.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: