Focus Order regarding Feedback Layers versus Regular Layers
Hello y'all,
So I'm doing a lot of screen reader testing, and am trying to figure out how I want to approach a quirk I've noticed for a while but only have recently had a chance to analyze.
Can I get a screen reader's focus to jump to a regular layer the way the screen reader's focus jumps to a feedback layer?
360 Review Example of Jumping Focus Order
I'm using NVDA, and when selecting an answer launches a feedback layer, the focus order and properties are disregarded, and the screen reader focus jumps to the feedback layer's content. When selecting a button that launches a regular layer, the focus order and layer properties are regarded.
Now, I love the feedback layer behavior, but I can't seem to replicate it on a non-quiz/survey slide. I've been moving my layer content below the button to make navigation easy, but in my latest course build I have one instance where that doesn't quite work.
Is there an explanation? Can I recreate this behavior without Javascript?
Thanks,
Pierre