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[List the user groups affected by this issue, such as screen reader users, keyboard-only users, users with color blindness, or users with motor impairments.]
[Detail the recommended fix for improving accessibility, including specific code changes, UI adjustments, or alternative text updates.]
• [Identify and list the first actionable task for implementing the accessibility fix.]
• [Specify the second actionable task related to testing or validation.]
• [...continue listing all relevant tasks...]
• [Clearly define the first condition that must be met for the fix to be considered successful.]
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The "Red Pill / Blue Pill" choice screen is inaccessible to screen reader users, violating WCAG 2.1 Success Criterion 2.4.7 (Focus Visible). Currently, focus is not programmatically set to the choice buttons, making it impossible for keyboard-only users to navigate. Additionally, the red and blue color scheme creates barriers for colorblind users, failing WCAG 1.4.1 (Use of Color).
• Screen reader users – Unable to perceive the choice prompt, making the decision unclear.
• Keyboard-only users – Cannot tab to or select either option.
• Users with color blindness – Cannot distinguish between red and blue choices.
• Implement visible focus indicators on the choice buttons.
• Add semantic labels (aria-label
) to clarify each option’s consequence.
• Introduce alternative text or patterns (e.g., icons or textures) to differentiate choices beyond color.
• Ensure focus is set to the choice buttons when the screen appears.
• Add aria-label
attributes to describe each pill’s effect.
• Update button styles to include non-color-based visual distinctions.
• Test with screen readers and keyboard navigation tools.
• Keyboard users can navigate and select an option.
• Screen readers correctly announce each choice.
• Colorblind users can differentiate between the two pills without relying on color.
• Compliance with WCAG 2.1 AA is verified.