chore(a11y): withdraw inert progress-card tab stops - #634
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Added tabindex="0" and role="note" to non-interactive meta-value-card elements that provide tooltips, and included a :focus-visible style to ensure they are accessible to keyboard and screen reader users.
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Native title tooltips only react to mouse hover, so tabindex="0" alone never exposed the explanation to keyboard users. Replace title with a visible tooltip element wired through aria-describedby and shown on both :hover and :focus-visible. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@index.html`:
- Around line 32-33: 각 role="note"인 .meta-value-card에 접근 가능한 이름을 연결하도록 각
.meta-label에 고유 ID를 추가하고, 카드의 aria-labelledby가 해당 라벨 ID와 기존 summary-* ID를 함께
참조하게 수정하세요. 기존 aria-describedby 설명 연결은 유지하고 세 카드 모두 동일한 패턴을 적용하세요.
In `@tests/e2e/scopeweave.spec.js`:
- Line 1314: Update the focus test around totalDaysCard to use the real keyboard
navigation path: focus the base-date element, press Tab through page.keyboard,
then assert totalDaysCard is focused and visible. Remove the direct
totalDaysCard.focus() call while preserving the existing visibility and focus
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| <div class="meta-value-card" tabindex="0" role="note" aria-describedby="desc-total-days"> | ||
| <span class="meta-label">전체일수</span> |
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WAI-ARIA 1.3 note role accessible name nameFrom author aria-labelledby accessible name computation
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In WAI-ARIA 1.3, the note role supports providing an accessible name [1][2]. The computation of this name follows the standard Accessible Name and Description Computation (AccName) algorithm [1][3]. Regarding the note role and name computation: 1. Name From Author: The note role supports name from author [1][4]. This means authors can explicitly provide a name using attributes such as aria-labelledby or aria-label [1][5]. 2. Precedence in Computation: When computing the accessible name for an element like a note, the user agent follows the priority order defined in the AccName specification [3][6]. If present, aria-labelledby has the highest precedence [7]. If aria-labelledby is used, the user agent traverses the referenced elements (which may be hidden) and concatenates their text content [3][7][6]. 3. Name From Content: If no author-provided name (e.g., aria-label or aria-labelledby) is found, the user agent may fall back to the element's content if the role allows it [1][5]. The note role is listed among roles that support name from content [8], meaning that if an author does not provide a label, the text content within the note can serve as its accessible name [5]. In summary, for a note element, the accessible name is determined by first checking for aria-labelledby, then aria-label, and finally, if those are absent, by using the element's inner text content [5][7].
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- 4: https://pr-preview.s3.amazonaws.com/w3c/aria/pull/1805.html
- 5: https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/practices/names-and-descriptions/
- 6: https://w3c.github.io/aria/accname/
- 7: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA/Reference/Attributes/aria-labelledby
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In the context of WAI-ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications), nameFrom refers to how the accessible name of an element is determined, specifically identifying which content or attributes contribute to that name [1]. This concept is defined in the WAI-ARIA specification to govern the Accessible Name and Description Computation [1]. The two primary sources for an element's name are: 1. nameFrom: author: This indicates that the accessible name is provided by the developer (the author) through explicit markup [1]. This includes attributes like aria-label, aria-labelledby, or host language mechanisms such as the HTML alt or title attributes [1]. 2. nameFrom: contents: This indicates that the accessible name is derived from the text content nodes within the element itself [1]. While some elements may support both, the computation priority is strictly defined; if an author provides a name via explicit attributes, it generally takes precedence over the element's text content [1]. Additionally, some roles are marked as prohibited for nameFrom: author, meaning developers must not use aria-label or aria-labelledby to name them [1]. Certain roles may also require a name (name required), meaning an accessible name must be provided via one of these methods to ensure the element is properly identified by assistive technologies [1].
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role="note" 카드에 접근 가능한 이름을 연결하세요.
WAI-ARIA 1.3에서 note의 이름 출처는 author입니다. 현재 세 카드에는 aria-label 또는 aria-labelledby가 없고, aria-describedby는 설명만 제공합니다. 각 .meta-label에 고유한 ID를 추가하고, aria-labelledby에 해당 라벨 ID와 기존 summary-* ID를 지정하세요.
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In `@index.html` around lines 32 - 33, 각 role="note"인 .meta-value-card에 접근 가능한 이름을
연결하도록 각 .meta-label에 고유 ID를 추가하고, 카드의 aria-labelledby가 해당 라벨 ID와 기존 summary-*
ID를 함께 참조하게 수정하세요. 기존 aria-describedby 설명 연결은 유지하고 세 카드 모두 동일한 패턴을 적용하세요.
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| await totalDaysCard.focus(); |
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The Playwright locator.focus method is a high-level API that programmatically focuses a matching element by calling the native browser focus method on it [1][2]. Key technical details include: Locator.focus vs. element.focus: While you can use locator.evaluate to trigger the native JavaScript element.focus directly [3], locator.focus is the recommended approach. It handles the necessary waiting, actionability checks (e.g., ensuring the element is visible and stable), and timeouts automatically before triggering the browser's native focus [1][2]. Programmatic Focus and:focus-visible: When an element receives focus programmatically (via locator.focus or native element.focus), the browser decides whether to apply the:focus-visible pseudo-class based on its internal heuristics [4][5]. - Historically, programmatic focus often triggered:focus-visible behaviors as if a keyboard had been used, though browser implementations have evolved [6][5]. - Modern browsers typically use heuristics to determine if a focus indicator is necessary [4][5]. For example, a text input usually shows focus indicators regardless of how it gained focus, whereas a button might not show a ring when focused programmatically unless specific conditions are met [4][7][5]. - Playwright does not force a specific:focus-visible state; it simply invokes the browser's native focus behavior, meaning the element's resulting style depends entirely on the browser's current engine implementation [2][7][5]. Playwright 1.62 Update: As of Playwright 1.62, the locator.focus method supports an optional AbortSignal [1], which allows you to cancel the focus action if it has not yet completed. This is useful for managing long-running tests or preventing actions after a component unmounts [1]. Regarding timeouts: Note that while documentation may indicate a default timeout of 0 (no timeout) in certain contexts, Playwright's behavior can vary depending on whether you are using the test runner or the library directly. In some library-level usage, a default timeout (often 30s) may still apply, and you may need to explicitly set { timeout: 0 } if you wish to disable it [8]. Top results: [1][8][4][5]
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- 3: https://runebook.dev/en/docs/playwright/api/class-locator/locator-select-text
- 4: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/Selectors/:focus-visible
- 5: https://webkit.org/blog/12179/the-focus-indicated-pseudo-class-focus-visible/
- 6: GitHub issue 5885 in w3c/csswg-drafts (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: https://olliewilliams.xyz/blog/programmatic-focus-styles/
- 8: GitHub issue 32872 in microsoft/playwright (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
실제 키보드 입력으로 :focus-visible 경로를 검증하세요.
totalDaysCard.focus()는 프로그래밍 방식으로 포커스를 설정하므로 실제 키보드 탐색 경로를 검증하지 않습니다. base-date에 포커스를 둔 뒤 page.keyboard.press('Tab')으로 카드에 이동하고, toBeFocused()와 toBeVisible()을 확인하세요.
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In `@tests/e2e/scopeweave.spec.js` at line 1314, Update the focus test around
totalDaysCard to use the real keyboard navigation path: focus the base-date
element, press Tab through page.keyboard, then assert totalDaysCard is focused
and visible. Remove the direct totalDaysCard.focus() call while preserving the
existing visibility and focus assertions.
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fea4d8380ab6706d26cceb7b8b066b1a2c657e6cis a normal descendant of the prior branch; no force push or history rewrite was used.Fresh compare against protected
develop@2c328875e00e86537df3e965170be80532571cadisahead 10 / behind 0 / files=[]. The branch therefore has no remaining source, style, E2E, doctrine, fixture, or contract delta.Finding
The attempted fix made static metric cards sequentially focusable via
tabindex="0"androle="note", but supplied no keyboard action. That creates inert Tab stops rather than a keyboard-operable help path. W3C WAI guidance usestabindex="0"for normally static elements when they are acting as interactive controls and pairs focusability with keyboard handling: https://www.w3.org/WAI/tips/developing/ .The underlying gap is real: the duration-weighting explanations currently exist only in
titleattributes and therefore need a deliberate accessible help/disclosure design rather than static-card focusability.Repair and successor
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fea4d8380ab6706d26cceb7b8b066b1a2c657e6crestores.jules/palette.md,index.html,styles.css, andtests/e2e/scopeweave.spec.jsto protected-base blobs. It also removes the source-neutral CI re-kick from the effective tree while preserving branch history.Issue #672 is the canonical successor for the buyer-visible accessibility gap. It carries browser RED→GREEN acceptance for a real keyboard-operable disclosure/help path, accessible name/description, responsive states, KO/EN/JA/ZH/VI/ES/DE/FR expansion/CJK checks, and Playwright/current-head screenshot evidence.
Closing is allowed because fresh compare proves this PR itself has no valid semantic delta remaining, while the actual accessibility problem is preserved in #672 rather than being discarded.