I don't need learners to submit this drag and drop. It's simply for them to explore. Does anyone know how to get rid of the submit button? I can't find it at all.
I also don't know why I am not able to with my keyboard navigate through each of the Items (e.g. Race, etc.). I was going to make this fully accessible but I am having trouble figuring out why it's not working as I thought it would. Thanks for your help!
You can make accessible but it is a lot of work and you will not meet WCAG 2.2 without even more work.
To make fully accessible you need to add motion paths that fire off and control where these go using keys, remember the instructions should also explain this. I try and avoid drag and drops for courses that have to be accessible
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You can turn the submit button off in Slide Properties
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Well, that was easy! Ha! Thank you!
Any chance you know why the items aren't selectable with a key? Thank you!
The drag and drop question is not accessible.
Is there a resource for how to make it accessible? What is the "accessible" feature of the drag and drop freeform slide then?
The options for adjusting focus order and adding alternate text are built into every slide by default.
It does not necessarily mean that what you put on that slide will be accessible.
Here is a link to community discussion about alternate solutions
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/build-an-accessible-drag-and-drop-interaction-in-storyline
You can make accessible but it is a lot of work and you will not meet WCAG 2.2 without even more work.
To make fully accessible you need to add motion paths that fire off and control where these go using keys, remember the instructions should also explain this. I try and avoid drag and drops for courses that have to be accessible
That makes sense, that's what I suspected. Appreciate the responses!