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Detects and fixes accessibility issues in React/Fluent UI webviews. Use when reviewing code for screen reader compatibility, fixing ARIA labels, ensuring keyboard navigation, adding live regions for status messages, or managing focus in dialogs.
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Verify and fix accessibility in React/Fluent UI webview components.
aria-label to icon-only buttons or form inputsTooltips require aria-label + aria-hidden to avoid double announcements:
<Tooltip content="Detailed explanation">
<Badge tabIndex={0} className="focusableBadge" aria-label="Badge text. Detailed explanation">
<span aria-hidden="true">Badge text</span>
</Badge>
</Tooltip>
aria-label: Full context (visible text + tooltip)aria-hidden="true": Wraps visible text to prevent duplication❌ Problem: Tooltip content inaccessible to screen readers
<Tooltip content="Save document to database">
<Button aria-label="Save">Save</Button>
</Tooltip>
✅ Fix: Include tooltip in aria-label
<Tooltip content="Save document to database" relationship="description">
<Button aria-label="Save document to database">Save</Button>
</Tooltip>
❌ Problem: Screen reader says "Collection scan Collection scan"
<Badge aria-label="Collection scan. Query is inefficient">Collection scan</Badge>
✅ Fix: Wrap visible text
<Badge aria-label="Collection scan. Query is inefficient">
<span aria-hidden="true">Collection scan</span>
</Badge>
❌ Problem: aria-label identical to visible text adds no value
<Button aria-label="Save">Save</Button>
<ToolbarButton aria-label="Validate" icon={<CheckIcon />}>Validate</ToolbarButton>
✅ Fix: Remove redundant aria-label OR make it more descriptive
<Button>Save</Button>
<ToolbarButton icon={<CheckIcon />}>Validate</ToolbarButton>
Keep aria-label only when it adds information:
<ToolbarButton aria-label="Save document to database" icon={<SaveIcon />}>
Save
</ToolbarButton>
❌ Problem: No accessible name
<ToolbarButton icon={<DeleteRegular />} onClick={onDelete} />
✅ Fix: Add aria-label
<Tooltip content="Delete selected items" relationship="description">
<ToolbarButton aria-label="Delete selected items" icon={<DeleteRegular />} onClick={onDelete} />
</Tooltip>
❌ Problem: Progress bar announced unnecessarily
<ProgressBar thickness="large" />
✅ Fix: Hide decorative elements
<ProgressBar thickness="large" aria-hidden={true} />
❌ Problem: SpinButton/Input without accessible name
<SpinButton value={skipValue} onChange={onSkipChange} />
<Input placeholder="Enter query..." />
✅ Fix: Add aria-label or associate with label element
<SpinButton aria-label="Skip documents" value={skipValue} onChange={onSkipChange} />
<Label htmlFor="query-input">Query</Label>
<Input id="query-input" placeholder="Enter query..." />
❌ Problem: aria-label doesn't contain visible text (breaks voice control)
<ToolbarButton aria-label="Reload data" icon={<RefreshIcon />}>
Refresh
</ToolbarButton>
✅ Fix: Accessible name must contain visible label exactly
<ToolbarButton aria-label="Refresh data" icon={<RefreshIcon />}>
Refresh
</ToolbarButton>
Voice control users say "click Refresh" – only works if accessible name contains "Refresh".
❌ Problem: Screen reader doesn't announce dynamic content
<span>{isLoading ? 'Loading...' : `${count} results`}</span>
✅ Fix: Use the Announcer component
import { Announcer } from '../../api/webview-client/accessibility';
// Announces when `when` transitions from false to true
<Announcer when={isLoading} message={l10n.t('Loading...')} />
// Dynamic message based on state
<Announcer
when={!isLoading && documentCount !== undefined}
message={documentCount > 0 ? l10n.t('Results found') : l10n.t('No results found')}
/>
Use for: loading states, search results, success/error messages.
❌ Problem: Focus stays on trigger when modal opens
{
isOpen && <Dialog>...</Dialog>;
}
✅ Fix: Move focus programmatically
const dialogRef = useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null);
useEffect(() => {
if (isOpen) dialogRef.current?.focus();
}, [isOpen]);
{
isOpen && (
<Dialog ref={dialogRef} tabIndex={-1} aria-modal="true">
...
</Dialog>
);
}
❌ Problem: Buttons share visual label but screen reader misses context
<span>How would you rate this?</span>
<Button>👍</Button>
<Button>👎</Button>
✅ Fix: Use role="group" with aria-labelledby
<div role="group" aria-labelledby="rating-label">
<span id="rating-label">How would you rate this?</span>
<Button aria-label="I like it">👍</Button>
<Button aria-label="I don't like it">👎</Button>
</div>
DO use on:
DO NOT use on:
For keyboard-accessible badges with tooltips:
<Badge tabIndex={0} className="focusableBadge" aria-label="Visible text. Tooltip details">
<span aria-hidden="true">Visible text</span>
</Badge>
Use the Announcer component for WCAG 4.1.3 (Status Messages) compliance.
import { Announcer } from '../../api/webview-client/accessibility';
// Announces "AI is analyzing..." when isLoading becomes true
<Announcer when={isLoading} message={l10n.t('AI is analyzing...')} />
// Dynamic message based on state (e.g., query results)
<Announcer
when={!isLoading && documentCount !== undefined}
message={documentCount > 0 ? l10n.t('Results found') : l10n.t('No results found')}
/>
// With assertive politeness (default is polite)
<Announcer when={hasError} message={l10n.t('Error occurred')} politeness="assertive" />
when: Announces when this transitions from false to truemessage: The message to announce (use l10n.t() for localization)politeness: 'assertive' (default, interrupts) or 'polite' (waits for idle)documentCount) to derive dynamic messagesl10n.t() for messages - announcements must be localizedwhen goes back to false, it's ready for the next announcementaria-labelaria-labelaria-labelaria-hidden="true" when aria-label duplicates itaria-hidden={true}focusableBadge class + tabIndex={0}Announcer componentrole="group" with aria-labelledbysrc/webviews/components/focusableBadge/focusableBadge.md for the Badge patterndevelopment
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