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Published course NVDA reads "clickable graphic lesson topic bullet bullet bullet topic" ??
In a published Storyline course, using NVDA and Chrome (both in the browser and also in the 360 review tool), after going back to the top of the slide, NVDA says "clickable graphic lesson topic bull...
I posted a similar comment in a Storyline thread this morning but realize it should have been posted about Rise.
NVDA reads so much structural language rather than just the name of the button or element. For example, we have a Next button to be selected after the user completes a knowledge check. This is what NVDA reads: "Clickable lesson content main landmark storyline grouping knowledge check dash thinking through frames slide navigation landmark Next button."(Thinking Through is an abbreviated form of the knowledge check).
This happens on multiple objects throughout the course. This can't possibly be considered a good user experience. Is there something we're doing wrong?
Adding to say that I have the most recent update for NVDA.
