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We were alerted by a customer that our rails serp is failing their accessibility scanner, because we have tabindex greater than 0. Upon investigation, we've learned that tabindex=0 is best practice, any other values are discouraged, and also that our rails serp doesn't have tabindex=0 anywhere.
All verticals of rails SERPs should be checked and tabindex values updated to 0.
Anyone looking to take this on should communicate with the Search.gov team about which accessibility testers (e.g. WAVE, AXE, or others) should be considered authoritative for determining compliance of the current or modified SERPs.
We were alerted by a customer that our rails serp is failing their accessibility scanner, because we have
tabindex
greater than 0. Upon investigation, we've learned thattabindex=0
is best practice, any other values are discouraged, and also that our rails serp doesn't havetabindex=0
anywhere.All verticals of rails SERPs should be checked and
tabindex
values updated to0
.search_consumer SERPs can be ignored; see #34.
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