Forum Discussion
Interaction Options
I noticed your post hasn’t had any replies yet, so I wanted to chime in. When you uncheck “Object is visible to accessibility tools,” it removes that choice from the accessibility tree. That means it’s hidden from screen readers and keyboard-only users, since they both rely on that same structure. There isn’t a way to make something visible to keyboard users while hiding it only from screen readers.
A couple of ideas:
- Keep all choices available so the experience is consistent for everyone.
- Break the interaction into smaller sets (e.g., fewer choices per slide) to reduce navigation.
- Check whether all 18 options are needed—if only a handful are valid, consider simplifying the interaction so it’s more usable for everyone.
I look forward to ideas from others here on how they would accomplish this.
I noticed your post hasn’t had any replies yet, so I wanted to chime in. When you uncheck “Object is visible to accessibility tools,” it removes that choice from the accessibility tree. That means it’s hidden from screen readers and keyboard-only users, since they both rely on that same structure. There isn’t a way to make something visible to keyboard users while hiding it only from screen readers.
A couple of ideas:
- Keep all choices available so the experience is consistent for everyone.
- Break the interaction into smaller sets (e.g., fewer choices per slide) to reduce navigation.
- Check whether all 18 options are needed—if only a handful are valid, consider simplifying the interaction so it’s more usable for everyone.
I look forward to ideas from others here on how they would accomplish this.