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SamHill
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23 days ago
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Accessibility issue with Matching Interaction

Update: I have reported this as an issue. Case #00996648

When a user has answer a Matching style interaction, they are presented with the text feedback, as well as with icons indicating which responses are correct/incorrect. A non-visually impaired use would be able to use this feedback to determine which responses they have answered correct/incorrectly.

This visual information is not available to screen reader users as it has not been provided programmatically. Therefore users using a screen reader to access the content will only receive the text feedback defined by the user.

This means that non-visually impaired users have an advantage through visual feedback, over visually impaired users.

This could be done by appending a "Correct" or "Incorrect" to each of the labels in the right hand column.

 

  • Hi SamHill,

    Good call on opening a case, and thanks for sharing ways you think the accessibility of Rise 360 can be improved. I can see Mick has already opened a feature request on your behalf. Let us know if you have any more suggestions or recommendations you'd like to share!

  • Hi SamHill,

    Good call on opening a case, and thanks for sharing ways you think the accessibility of Rise 360 can be improved. I can see Mick has already opened a feature request on your behalf. Let us know if you have any more suggestions or recommendations you'd like to share!

  • FYI, there is accessible text for screen readers that reads which answers the user made and informs the user of the correct vs incorrect responses. I've closed this of and a feature request has been made to improve the accessibility.