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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several modifications across various components in the survey application, primarily focused on improving the management of input field focus based on the current question state. Key changes include the introduction of a new Changes
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packages/surveys/src/components/questions/CalQuestion.tsx (3)
92-96: Good improvement for keyboard navigationThe addition of the
tabIndexprop to the SubmitButton, conditionally set based onisCurrent, is an excellent improvement for keyboard navigation. This ensures that only the active question's submit button is focusable, which aligns perfectly with the PR's objective.Consider extracting the
tabIndexlogic into a variable for better readability:const buttonTabIndex = isCurrent ? 0 : -1;Then use it in both SubmitButton and BackButton components.
105-105: Consistent improvement for BackButtonThe addition of the
tabIndexprop to the BackButton, consistent with the SubmitButton changes, is a good improvement for keyboard navigation. This ensures that the back button is only focusable when the question is current.For consistency, consider applying the same extraction of
tabIndexlogic as suggested for the SubmitButton:const buttonTabIndex = isCurrent ? 0 : -1;Use this variable for both SubmitButton and BackButton to maintain consistency and improve code readability.
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1-110: Summary: Excellent improvements for autofocus and keyboard navigationOverall, the changes in this file significantly improve the autofocus and keyboard navigation issues, directly addressing the objectives outlined in PR #3328 and the linked issue #3089. The introduction of the
isCurrentvariable and its use in managingtabIndexfor both SubmitButton and BackButton components ensures that only the active question's buttons are focusable, enhancing the user experience.Key improvements:
- Conditional rendering of the SubmitButton based on question requirements.
- Proper focus management for both SubmitButton and BackButton using
tabIndex.- Layout adjustments to improve the overall structure of the form.
These changes collectively contribute to a more streamlined and accessible form navigation, similar to the Typeform functionality mentioned in the PR objectives.
To further enhance the implementation:
- Consider extracting the
tabIndexlogic into a shared variable for both buttons.- Evaluate the necessity of the empty
<div>and remove if not required for layout purposes.- If not already done, ensure these focus management improvements are consistently applied across all question types in the survey.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/CTAQuestion.tsx (1)
76-76: Excellent improvements to button focus and tabIndexThese changes directly address the PR's objective of improving keyboard navigation and autofocus:
- The conditional
tabIndexensures only the current question's button is focusable, enhancing keyboard navigation.- The conditional
focusprop applies autofocus only to the current question when enabled, addressing the issue in the linked bug report.These modifications align well with the expected behavior described in the PR objectives, similar to Typeform functionality.
For consistency, consider applying the same
tabIndexcondition to theSubmitButtonas well:<SubmitButton buttonLabel={getLocalizedValue(question.buttonLabel, languageCode)} isLastQuestion={isLastQuestion} + tabIndex={isCurrent ? 0 : -1} focus={isCurrent ? autoFocusEnabled : false} onClick={() => { // ... (existing code) }} type="button" />This change would ensure consistent keyboard navigation behavior across all buttons in the question.
Also applies to: 91-91
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/FileUploadQuestion.tsx (1)
115-115: LGTM: Improved keyboard navigation for BackButtonThe addition of the
tabIndexprop to the BackButton, conditional onisCurrent, is a good improvement for keyboard navigation. This change is consistent with the modifications made to the SubmitButton and aligns well with the PR's objectives.For consistency, consider extracting the
tabIndexlogic into a variable:const buttonTabIndex = isCurrent ? 0 : -1;Then use this variable for both SubmitButton and BackButton:
<SubmitButton tabIndex={buttonTabIndex} ... /> ... <BackButton tabIndex={buttonTabIndex} ... />This would make the code more DRY and easier to maintain.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/OpenTextQuestion.tsx (3)
99-99: LGTM: Enhanced keyboard navigationThe addition of the dynamic
tabIndexattribute improves keyboard navigation by making only the current question focusable. This change aligns well with the PR objectives and accessibility best practices.Consider adding an
aria-labelattribute to the input for better screen reader support. For example:<input ref={openTextRef} tabIndex={isCurrent ? 1 : -1} + aria-label={getLocalizedValue(question.headline, languageCode)} name={question.id} id={question.id} // ... other attributes />
118-118: LGTM: Consistent keyboard navigation for long-answer questionsThe addition of the dynamic
tabIndexattribute to the textarea element is consistent with the input element modification and improves keyboard navigation for long-answer questions.For consistency with the input element, consider adding an
aria-labelattribute to the textarea as well:<textarea ref={openTextRef} rows={3} name={question.id} tabIndex={isCurrent ? 1 : -1} - aria-label="textarea" + aria-label={getLocalizedValue(question.headline, languageCode)} id={question.id} // ... other attributes />
139-143: LGTM: Consistent button placementThe relocation of the SubmitButton component to the beginning of the button container is consistent with the layout changes and doesn't introduce any functional issues.
The empty
onClickhandler on the SubmitButton component seems unnecessary. Consider removing it if it's not needed:<SubmitButton buttonLabel={getLocalizedValue(question.buttonLabel, languageCode)} isLastQuestion={isLastQuestion} - onClick={() => {}} />If there's a specific reason for including an empty onClick handler, please add a comment explaining why it's necessary.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ContactInfoQuestion.tsx (1)
104-112: LGTM: Implementation ofcontactInfoReffor autofocusThe
contactInfoRefcallback effectively implements the autofocus functionality, addressing a key objective of the PR. The use ofuseCallbackfor memoization is a good performance consideration.Consider adding a small delay before focusing to ensure smooth transitions, especially in cases of animations:
if (question.id && currentElement && autoFocusEnabled && question.id === currentQuestionId) { setTimeout(() => currentElement.focus(), 100); }This can help prevent potential issues with focus being applied before animations or renders complete.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/NPSQuestion.tsx (2)
95-95: LGTM: Enhanced keyboard navigationThe conditional
tabIndeximproves keyboard navigation by making labels focusable only for the current question. This is an excellent accessibility improvement.Consider extracting the
tabIndexlogic into a separate variable for better readability:const labelTabIndex = isCurrent ? 0 : -1;Then use it in the JSX:
tabIndex={labelTabIndex}This would make the code more maintainable and easier to understand at a glance.
145-152: LGTM: Improved button rendering and focus managementThe conditional rendering of the SubmitButton for non-required questions and the addition of the
tabIndexprop are good improvements. They enhance the form's usability and keyboard navigation.For consistency with the label implementation, consider extracting the
tabIndexlogic:const buttonTabIndex = isCurrent ? 0 : -1;Then use it in both SubmitButton and BackButton:
<SubmitButton tabIndex={buttonTabIndex} // ... other props /> <BackButton tabIndex={buttonTabIndex} // ... other props />This would make the code more consistent and easier to maintain.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/MatrixQuestion.tsx (2)
152-152: Great implementation of focus management!The use of
isCurrentto control thetabIndexis an excellent way to implement the desired keyboard navigation behavior. This ensures that only the cells of the current question are focusable, which aligns perfectly with the PR objectives.For slightly improved readability, consider using a constant for the non-focusable
tabIndexvalue:const NON_FOCUSABLE_TAB_INDEX = -1; // ... tabIndex={isCurrent ? 0 : NON_FOCUSABLE_TAB_INDEX}This makes the intent clearer and allows for easier updates if the non-focusable value needs to change in the future.
199-204: Excellent focus management for navigation buttons!The addition of the
tabIndexprop to both the SubmitButton and BackButton components, using theisCurrentconstant, is a great implementation of focus management for the navigation buttons. This ensures that these buttons are only focusable when the current question is active, which aligns perfectly with the PR objectives of improving keyboard navigation.For consistency with the earlier suggestion, consider using the same constant for the non-focusable
tabIndexvalue:const NON_FOCUSABLE_TAB_INDEX = -1; // ... <SubmitButton // ... tabIndex={isCurrent ? 0 : NON_FOCUSABLE_TAB_INDEX} /> // ... <BackButton // ... tabIndex={isCurrent ? 0 : NON_FOCUSABLE_TAB_INDEX} />This would maintain consistency throughout the component and make future updates easier.
Also applies to: 206-211
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/PictureSelectionQuestion.tsx (2)
117-117: LGTM: Improved keyboard navigation with dynamic tabIndexThe update to the
tabIndexattribute enhances keyboard navigation by making labels focusable only when the question is current. This change aligns well with the PR objective of improving keyboard navigation.Consider adding an
aria-labelto provide more context for screen readers, especially when the label is not focusable:<label key={choice.id} tabIndex={isCurrent ? 0 : -1} + aria-label={isCurrent ? `Select ${choice.imageUrl.split("/").pop()}` : `${choice.imageUrl.split("/").pop()} (not selectable)`} htmlFor={choice.id} // ... rest of the label properties >
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1-224: Overall LGTM: Effective improvements to keyboard navigation and focus managementThe changes in this file successfully address the PR objectives related to autofocus and keyboard navigation issues. The introduction of the
isCurrentvariable and its consistent use throughout the component improves code readability and maintainability. The updates totabIndexattributes for labels, SubmitButton, and BackButton enhance keyboard navigation significantly.To further improve accessibility, consider adding appropriate
aria-labeloraria-describedbyattributes to the main form elements. This would provide more context for screen readers, especially when elements are not focusable. For example:<form key={question.id} onSubmit={...} className="fb-w-full" aria-labelledby={`question-${question.id}-headline`} > {/* ... */} <Headline headline={getLocalizedValue(question.headline, languageCode)} questionId={question.id} required={question.required} id={`question-${question.id}-headline`} /> {/* ... */} </form>This change would tie the form more closely to its headline for screen readers, improving the overall accessibility of the component.
packages/surveys/src/components/general/QuestionConditional.tsx (1)
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1-318: Summary: Autofocus functionality successfully implemented across question types.The changes made to the
QuestionConditionalcomponent effectively implement the autofocus functionality as per the PR objectives. TheautoFocusEnabledprop has been added to the component's props interface and correctly passed down to theAddressQuestionandContactInfoQuestioncomponents. These changes should improve the user experience by allowing for more granular control over autofocus behavior in different question types.To ensure full coverage of the autofocus functionality:
- Verify that all other question type components (e.g.,
OpenTextQuestion,MultipleChoiceSingleQuestion, etc.) also implement theautoFocusEnabledprop correctly.- Consider adding unit tests to verify the behavior of the
autoFocusEnabledprop across different question types.- Update the component documentation to reflect the new
autoFocusEnabledprop and its usage.Would you like assistance in generating a script to verify the implementation of
autoFocusEnabledacross all question type components?packages/surveys/src/components/questions/RankingQuestion.tsx (2)
151-156: Excellent improvement to keyboard accessibilityThe addition of conditional
tabIndexand keyboard event handling significantly enhances the accessibility and usability of the ranking items. This change directly addresses the PR's objectives for improving keyboard navigation.A minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding keyboard navigation for the "up" and "down" actions as well. For example:
onKeyDown={(e) => { if (e.key === " ") { handleItemClick(item); } else if (e.key === "ArrowUp") { handleMove(item.id, "up"); } else if (e.key === "ArrowDown") { handleMove(item.id, "down"); } }}This would provide a more complete keyboard navigation experience for users.
242-247: Improved button layout and focus managementThe changes to the button layout and SubmitButton properties enhance both the visual arrangement and keyboard navigation. The conditional
tabIndexon the SubmitButton is consistent with the overall focus management strategy.A minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding an
aria-labelto the SubmitButton to improve accessibility, especially if the button text might not be descriptive enough on its own. For example:<SubmitButton tabIndex={isCurrent ? 0 : -1} buttonLabel={getLocalizedValue(question.buttonLabel, languageCode)} isLastQuestion={isLastQuestion} aria-label={`Submit answer for ${getLocalizedValue(question.headline, languageCode)}`} />This would provide more context to screen reader users about the purpose of the button.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/MultipleChoiceSingleQuestion.tsx (1)
136-136: LGTM: Enhanced keyboard navigationThe update to the label's
tabIndeximproves keyboard navigation by making the label focusable only when the question is current. This aligns well with the PR objective of enhancing keyboard navigation and accessibility.For consistency, consider using a constant or a utility function for the tabIndex values, e.g.:
const getTabIndex = (isCurrent: boolean) => isCurrent ? 0 : -1;Then use it like this:
tabIndex={getTabIndex(isCurrent)}This would make it easier to maintain and update the tabIndex logic across the component if needed in the future.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/RatingQuestion.tsx (2)
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141-158: Great accessibility improvementsThe changes to the number rating label significantly improve keyboard navigation and accessibility:
- The conditional
tabIndexensures only the current question is focusable.- The
onKeyDownhandler allows selection using the space bar, enhancing keyboard accessibility.These improvements align well with the PR objectives.
Consider adding an
aria-labelto the label element to provide more context for screen readers. For example:aria-label={`Rating ${number} out of ${question.range}`}
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170-187: Consistent accessibility improvements for star ratingThe changes to the star rating label mirror the improvements made to the number rating label:
- Conditional
tabIndexfor focused navigation.onKeyDownhandler for keyboard selection.This consistency is excellent for maintaining a uniform user experience across different rating types.
Similar to the number rating, consider adding an
aria-labelhere as well:aria-label={`${number} star${number !== 1 ? 's' : ''} out of ${question.range}`}
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- packages/surveys/src/components/general/EndingCard.tsx (1 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/general/Input.tsx (1 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/general/QuestionConditional.tsx (2 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/general/WelcomeCard.tsx (1 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/AddressQuestion.tsx (5 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/CTAQuestion.tsx (3 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/CalQuestion.tsx (2 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ConsentQuestion.tsx (5 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ContactInfoQuestion.tsx (6 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/DateQuestion.tsx (3 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/FileUploadQuestion.tsx (2 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/MatrixQuestion.tsx (3 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/MultipleChoiceMultiQuestion.tsx (5 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/MultipleChoiceSingleQuestion.tsx (5 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/NPSQuestion.tsx (4 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/OpenTextQuestion.tsx (4 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/PictureSelectionQuestion.tsx (3 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/RankingQuestion.tsx (5 hunks)
- packages/surveys/src/components/questions/RatingQuestion.tsx (5 hunks)
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packages/surveys/src/components/general/Input.tsx (4)
3-3: LGTM: Correct import forforwardRefThe import statement for
forwardReffrom "preact/compat" is correctly added. This is necessary for implementing ref forwarding in Preact components.
9-9: Excellent use offorwardReffor enhanced component flexibilityThe
Inputcomponent has been correctly updated to useforwardRef. This change allows the component to accept and forward arefto the underlying input element. The type annotations are accurate, usingHTMLInputElementfor the ref type andInputPropsfor the props type.This modification enhances the component's reusability and allows parent components to directly interact with the input element, which is particularly useful for focus management and other DOM manipulations. This aligns well with the PR's objective of improving autofocus and keyboard navigation.
13-13: Correct implementation of ref forwardingThe
refis properly forwarded to the input element. This implementation allows parent components to access the underlying input element directly, which is crucial for the autofocus and keyboard navigation improvements targeted by this PR.The explanatory comment is helpful for code maintainability and clarity.
1-21: Summary: Excellent modifications to support autofocus and keyboard navigationThe changes made to the
Inputcomponent in this file are well-implemented and directly support the PR's objective of improving autofocus and keyboard navigation. By usingforwardRefand properly forwarding therefto the input element, this component now allows for more precise control over focus management.These modifications lay a solid foundation for addressing the autofocus issues mentioned in the linked bug report (#3089). The ability to directly access the input element from parent components will be crucial in implementing the desired auto-focus behavior across form fields.
Great job on these changes! They are concise, well-documented, and align perfectly with the PR's goals.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/CalQuestion.tsx (1)
47-47: LGTM: Good addition for managing question stateThe introduction of the
isCurrentvariable is a good practice. It clearly indicates whether the current question is active, which will be useful for managing focus and interaction states throughout the component.packages/surveys/src/components/questions/CTAQuestion.tsx (3)
44-44: Excellent addition of theisCurrentconstantThis change enhances code readability and maintainability by extracting the comparison logic into a well-named constant. It aligns well with the PR's objective of improving autofocus and keyboard navigation across questions.
45-45: Good use of theisCurrentconstant inuseTtchookThis change consistently applies the newly introduced
isCurrentconstant, maintaining the same logic while improving code readability. It's a good follow-up to the previous change and contributes to better question state management.
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1-106: Summary: Effective implementation addressing autofocus and keyboard navigationThe changes in this file successfully address the PR objectives related to autofocus and keyboard navigation issues. The implementation:
- Introduces a clear
isCurrentflag for better state management.- Improves keyboard navigation by conditionally setting
tabIndex.- Enhances autofocus behavior by conditionally setting the
focusprop.These modifications align well with the expected behavior described in the PR objectives and the linked issue #3089. The code is clean, readable, and consistent.
To ensure these changes have been applied consistently across all question types, please run the following script:
This script will help verify that the improvements have been consistently applied across all question types in the survey component.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/FileUploadQuestion.tsx (4)
51-51: LGTM: Improved focus managementThe introduction of the
isCurrentvariable is a good practice for managing focus and improving accessibility. It clearly determines whether the current question is active, which will be useful for conditional rendering and focus management later in the component.
107-107: Please clarify the reason for changing the button layoutThe flex direction of the button container has been changed to
row-reverse. While this might be intentional for improving keyboard navigation or visual layout, it's not immediately clear why this change was made. Could you please provide more context on the reasoning behind this layout modification? It's important to ensure that this change aligns with the PR's objective of improving keyboard navigation and doesn't negatively impact the user experience.
108-112: LGTM: Improved keyboard navigation for SubmitButtonThe changes to the SubmitButton component are well-implemented:
- The button is now rendered unconditionally, ensuring it's always present.
- The addition of the
tabIndexprop, conditional onisCurrent, improves keyboard navigation by only allowing focus when the question is active.These modifications align well with the PR's objective of enhancing keyboard navigation and autofocus functionality.
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1-124: Summary: Good progress on keyboard navigation, minor clarifications neededOverall, the changes in this file significantly improve keyboard navigation and focus management for the FileUploadQuestion component, aligning well with the PR objectives. The introduction of the
isCurrentvariable and its use in managing tabIndex for buttons is a good practice.Next steps:
- Clarify the reasoning behind the button container layout change (flex-row-reverse).
- Consider implementing the suggested improvement for consistency in tabIndex management.
- Ensure these changes are tested thoroughly, especially for keyboard navigation scenarios.
Great work on improving the accessibility of the form!
To verify the improvements in keyboard navigation, please run the following commands:
These tests will help ensure that the keyboard navigation improvements are consistently applied across all question components and that there are no potential accessibility issues introduced by the changes.
✅ Verification successful
Verification of Keyboard Navigation Enhancements
All question components consistently implement
tabIndexbased oncurrentQuestionId. No potential accessibility issues were detected.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistent use of tabIndex and keyboard navigation improvements across all question components # Test 1: Check for consistent use of tabIndex in question components echo "Checking for consistent use of tabIndex in question components:" rg --type typescript 'tabIndex=\{.*\}' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ # Test 2: Verify the use of currentQuestionId for focus management echo "Verifying use of currentQuestionId for focus management:" rg --type typescript 'currentQuestionId' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ # Test 3: Check for potential accessibility issues echo "Checking for potential accessibility issues:" npx eslint packages/surveys/src/components/questions/*.tsx --rule 'jsx-a11y/no-noninteractive-tabindex: error'Length of output: 1688
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistent use of tabIndex and keyboard navigation improvements across all question components # Test 1: Check for consistent use of tabIndex in question components echo "Checking for consistent use of tabIndex in question components:" rg --type tsx 'tabIndex=\{.*\}' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ # Test 2: Verify the use of currentQuestionId for focus management echo "Verifying use of currentQuestionId for focus management:" rg --type tsx 'currentQuestionId' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ # Test 3: Check for potential accessibility issues by searching for non-interactive elements with tabIndex echo "Checking for potential accessibility issues (elements with tabIndex):" rg --type tsx '<[^>]+tabIndex=' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/Length of output: 723
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistent use of tabIndex and keyboard navigation improvements across all question components # Test 1: Check for consistent use of tabIndex in question components echo "Checking for consistent use of tabIndex in question components:" rg --type typescriptreact 'tabIndex=\{.*\}' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ # Test 2: Verify the use of currentQuestionId for focus management echo "Verifying use of currentQuestionId for focus management:" rg --type typescriptreact 'currentQuestionId' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ # Test 3: Check for potential accessibility issues by searching for non-interactive elements with tabIndex echo "Checking for potential accessibility issues (elements with tabIndex):" rg --type typescriptreact '<[^>]+tabIndex=' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/Length of output: 795
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistent use of tabIndex and keyboard navigation improvements across all question components # Test 1: Check for consistent use of tabIndex in question components echo "Checking for consistent use of tabIndex in question components:" rg --glob '*.tsx' 'tabIndex=\{.*\}' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ # Test 2: Verify the use of currentQuestionId for focus management echo "Verifying use of currentQuestionId for focus management:" rg --glob '*.tsx' 'currentQuestionId' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ # Test 3: Check for potential accessibility issues by searching for non-interactive elements with tabIndex echo "Checking for potential accessibility issues (elements with tabIndex):" rg --glob '*.tsx' '<[^>]+tabIndex=' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/Length of output: 14505
packages/surveys/src/components/general/EndingCard.tsx (1)
131-131: Improved focus management for SubmitButtonThis change enhances the focus behavior of the SubmitButton component, aligning well with the PR objectives to improve autofocus and keyboard navigation. By conditionally setting the
focusprop based on bothisCurrentandautoFocusEnabled, it ensures that:
- The submit button is only focused when the card is current and autofocus is enabled.
- Unnecessary focus on submit buttons of non-current cards is prevented, improving overall keyboard navigation.
This implementation effectively addresses the issue described in #3089, where input fields were not automatically gaining focus after submission.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/OpenTextQuestion.tsx (2)
47-47: LGTM: Improved focus managementThe addition of the
isCurrentvariable is a good approach to determine the active question. This change aligns well with the PR objective of improving focus management and keyboard navigation.
138-138: Improved button layout, but consider tab orderThe change to
fb-flex fb-flex-row-reverseimproves the visual layout by placing the submit button on the right, which aligns with common UX patterns. However, this modification might affect the tab order, potentially causing accessibility issues.To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact accessibility, please verify the tab order remains logical. Consider using the
orderCSS property instead offlex-row-reverseto maintain the visual order while preserving the logical tab order:- <div className="fb-flex fb-flex-row-reverse fb-w-full fb-justify-between fb-px-6 fb-py-4"> + <div className="fb-flex fb-w-full fb-justify-between fb-px-6 fb-py-4"> + <div className="fb-order-2"> <SubmitButton ... /> + </div> + <div className="fb-order-1"> {!isFirstQuestion && ( <BackButton ... /> )} + </div> </div>This approach would maintain the desired visual layout while ensuring a logical tab order for keyboard navigation.
packages/surveys/src/components/general/WelcomeCard.tsx (1)
164-164: Improved focus management for better user experienceThis change enhances the focus behavior of the submit button by considering both the
isCurrentstate andautoFocusEnabledprop. It ensures that the button only receives focus when the card is current and autofocus is enabled, which aligns with the PR objective of improving autofocus and keyboard navigation.This modification prevents unintended focus on non-current cards, leading to a more intuitive user experience similar to Typeform, as mentioned in the PR objectives.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/AddressQuestion.tsx (5)
10-10: LGTM: Import of useCallback is appropriate.The addition of
useCallbackfrom 'react' is consistent with its usage in the component for optimizing theaddressReffunction.
27-27: LGTM: autoFocusEnabled prop added correctly.The
autoFocusEnabledboolean prop has been appropriately added to both theAddressQuestionPropsinterface and the component's props. This addition aligns with the PR objective to improve autofocus functionality.Also applies to: 42-42
51-51: LGTM: isCurrent variable improves code readability.The addition of the
isCurrentvariable enhances code readability and is used consistently for managing focus and tab indices. This aligns well with the PR objectives for improving keyboard navigation.
109-117: LGTM: addressRef callback implements autofocus correctly.The
addressRefcallback is well-implemented usinguseCallbackfor performance optimization. It correctly handles the autofocus functionality based on the current question and theautoFocusEnabledprop. The dependency array is properly set, ensuring the callback updates when necessary.
162-163: LGTM: JSX changes improve keyboard navigation, but verify button order.The changes to the Input, SubmitButton, and BackButton components correctly implement the improved focus management and keyboard navigation. The use of
addressRefand dynamictabIndexvalues based onisCurrentaligns well with the PR objectives.However, please note the change in the button container's flex direction to
row-reverse. While this doesn't affect functionality, it may change the visual order of the buttons.Could you please verify that the new button order matches the intended design? You can run the following command to check for any related design specifications:
Also applies to: 171-177, 181-181
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ContactInfoQuestion.tsx (6)
9-9: LGTM: Import and prop additions for autofocus functionalityThe new imports (
useCallback,useRef) and theautoFocusEnabledprop are appropriate additions for implementing the autofocus functionality. These changes align well with the PR's objective of addressing autofocus issues.Also applies to: 27-27, 42-42
48-48: LGTM: Addition ofisCurrentfor improved navigationThe
isCurrentconstant is a good addition for managing the current question state. It's effectively used to controltabIndexvalues, which improves keyboard navigation as per the PR objectives.
157-157: LGTM: Input component enhancements for focus and navigationThe additions to the Input component effectively implement the autofocus and keyboard navigation improvements:
- The
refprop on the first input ensures proper initial focus.- The conditional
tabIndexensures that only inputs in the current question are keyboard accessible.These changes align perfectly with the PR objectives.
Also applies to: 165-165
174-174: Please clarify the reason for changing the flex directionThe change from
flex-rowtoflex-row-reversefor the button container will alter the visual layout of the buttons. While this doesn't directly relate to the autofocus or keyboard navigation objectives of the PR, it may impact the user experience.Could you please explain the reasoning behind this change? Is it intentional, and if so, what improvement does it bring to the form's usability or design?
175-180: LGTM: Button enhancements for keyboard navigationThe addition of the conditional
tabIndexprop to both the SubmitButton and BackButton components is an excellent improvement for keyboard navigation. This ensures that only the buttons in the current question are keyboard accessible, which aligns perfectly with the PR objectives of enhancing keyboard navigation.Also applies to: 183-183
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1-195: Overall assessment: Improvements align well with PR objectivesThe changes in this file effectively address the autofocus and keyboard navigation issues as per the PR objectives. Key improvements include:
- Implementation of
autoFocusEnabledprop andcontactInfoReffor managing focus.- Addition of
isCurrentcheck and conditionaltabIndexvalues for better keyboard navigation.- Enhancements to Input and Button components to support these features.
These changes should significantly improve the user experience when navigating through the form questions.
There's one point that needs clarification:
- The change in flex direction for the button container (line 174).
Once this is addressed, the implementation looks solid and ready for integration.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/NPSQuestion.tsx (4)
45-45: LGTM: Improved focus managementThe addition of the
isCurrentvariable is a good approach for determining the active question. This aligns well with the PR objectives of improving autofocus and keyboard navigation.
155-155: LGTM: Consistent focus management for BackButtonThe addition of the
tabIndexprop to the BackButton is consistent with the SubmitButton implementation and improves keyboard navigation. This change aligns well with the PR objectives.As mentioned in the previous comment, consider using the extracted
buttonTabIndexvariable here for consistency and maintainability.
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1-168: Summary: Good improvements to accessibility and focus managementOverall, the changes in this file significantly improve the accessibility and keyboard navigation of the NPS question component, aligning well with the PR objectives. Here's a summary of the key points:
- The introduction of the
isCurrentvariable effectively manages focus for the active question.- The conditional
tabIndexattributes on labels and buttons enhance keyboard navigation.- The conditional rendering of the SubmitButton for non-required questions is a logical improvement.
To further enhance the code:
- Consider extracting the
tabIndexlogic into variables for better readability and consistency.- Clarify the accessibility approach for setting
tabIndex={-1}on input elements, ensuring it doesn't negatively impact screen reader or keyboard-only users.These changes represent a significant step towards improving the user experience, especially for users relying on keyboard navigation or assistive technologies.
130-130: Please clarify the accessibility approach for input elementsSetting
tabIndex={-1}on the input element prevents it from receiving focus via keyboard navigation. While making the label focusable instead can be a valid accessibility pattern, it's important to ensure that this approach doesn't negatively impact screen reader users or keyboard-only users.Could you please provide more context on this decision? Have you tested this with various assistive technologies to ensure it provides a good user experience for all users?
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packages/surveys/src/components/questions/MatrixQuestion.tsx (3)
45-45: Excellent addition for focus management!The
isCurrentconstant is a key improvement that aligns with the PR objective of enhancing keyboard navigation. It will be used to dynamically control thetabIndexof various elements, ensuring that only the current question is focusable. This change is crucial for creating a more accessible and user-friendly form navigation experience.
198-198: Please clarify the reason for changing the flex direction.The flex direction of the button container has been changed to
flex-row-reverse. While this doesn't directly relate to the focus management or keyboard navigation objectives of the PR, it does affect the visual layout of the buttons.Could you please explain the reasoning behind this change? Is it to match a specific design requirement or to improve the user experience in some way?
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1-215: Overall excellent implementation of focus management and keyboard navigation!The changes made to the
MatrixQuestioncomponent effectively address the PR objectives of improving autofocus and keyboard navigation. The introduction of theisCurrentconstant and its consistent use throughout the component ensures that only the active question and its elements are focusable. This significantly enhances the user experience, especially for keyboard users.A few minor suggestions have been made for improved clarity and consistency, but these are not critical. The overall implementation is solid and achieves the desired functionality.
To fully validate the changes:
- Ensure that the focus behavior works as expected across different question types in the survey.
- Test the keyboard navigation flow to confirm it matches the intended user experience.
- Verify that these changes resolve the specific issues mentioned in the linked bug report (#3089).
Great work on improving the accessibility and usability of the survey component!
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/PictureSelectionQuestion.tsx (3)
44-45: LGTM: Improved code readability withisCurrentvariableThe introduction of the
isCurrentvariable is a good refactoring. It simplifies condition checking and improves code readability. This change also reduces the potential for errors when checking if the current question is active.
199-204: LGTM: Improved SubmitButton placement and accessibilityThe relocation of the SubmitButton within the flex container improves the logical flow of the form. The addition of the
tabIndexprop, controlled by theisCurrentvariable, enhances keyboard navigation by making the button focusable only when the question is current. These changes align well with the PR objectives of improving keyboard navigation and addressing autofocus issues.
207-207: LGTM: Enhanced BackButton accessibilityThe addition of the
tabIndexprop to the BackButton, controlled by theisCurrentvariable, improves keyboard navigation. This change makes the BackButton focusable only when the question is current, which is consistent with the behavior of the SubmitButton. This enhancement aligns well with the PR objective of improving keyboard navigation.packages/surveys/src/components/questions/DateQuestion.tsx (6)
95-95: LGTM: Introduction ofisCurrentvariableThe addition of the
isCurrentvariable is a good approach to determine if the current question is active. This will help in managing focus and keyboard navigation, addressing the issues mentioned in the PR objectives.
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165-170: Improved keyboard accessibility for date picker buttonGreat job on enhancing the keyboard accessibility of the date picker button:
- The
tabIndexis now conditionally set based on whether the question is current, which aligns with the PR objectives.- The addition of the
onKeyDownevent handler allows users to open the date picker using the space key, further improving keyboard navigation.These changes effectively address the keyboard navigation issues mentioned in the PR objectives.
258-258: Enhanced focus management for SubmitButtonThe addition of the
tabIndexprop to the SubmitButton, conditionally set based onisCurrent, is a good improvement. This ensures that the submit button is only focusable when the current question is active, contributing to better keyboard navigation as outlined in the PR objectives.
262-272: Improved BackButton rendering and accessibilityExcellent improvements to the BackButton component:
- Conditional rendering ensures the back button is only shown when it's not the first question.
- The addition of the
tabIndexprop, conditionally set based onisCurrent, enhances keyboard navigation.- The updated onClick handler now includes TTC (Time to Completion) tracking, which will be useful for measuring user interaction time.
These changes contribute to better navigation and user experience, aligning well with the PR objectives.
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1-277: Overall assessment: Effective improvements to autofocus and keyboard navigationThe changes made to the
DateQuestioncomponent successfully address the autofocus and keyboard navigation issues mentioned in the PR objectives. Key improvements include:
- Introduction of the
isCurrentvariable to manage focus states.- Enhanced keyboard accessibility for the date picker button.
- Improved focus management for SubmitButton and BackButton components.
- Better conditional rendering of the BackButton.
- Addition of TTC (Time to Completion) tracking for user interactions.
These modifications collectively contribute to a more accessible and user-friendly form navigation experience, aligning well with the intended goals of the PR.
256-256: Verify tab order with new flex layoutThe change to use
flex-row-reversefor the button container is noted. While this achieves the desired visual arrangement, it's important to ensure that it doesn't negatively impact the natural tab order of the buttons.Please verify that the tab order of the buttons (from left to right: Submit, then Back) matches the visual order and user expectations. You can use the following script to check the tab order:
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30-30: LGTM: Addition ofautoFocusEnabledprop enhances component flexibility.The addition of the
autoFocusEnabledprop to theQuestionConditionalPropsinterface is a well-implemented change that directly addresses the PR's objective of improving autofocus functionality. This boolean prop will allow for fine-grained control over the autofocus behavior across different question types, enhancing the overall user experience.
315-315: LGTM:autoFocusEnabledprop correctly passed toContactInfoQuestion.The
autoFocusEnabledprop is correctly passed to theContactInfoQuestioncomponent, which is in line with the PR objectives and the interface modification. This change enables control over the autofocus behavior specifically for contact information questions, potentially enhancing the user experience when inputting contact details.To ensure this change is implemented correctly in the
ContactInfoQuestioncomponent, please run the following verification script:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the implementation of autoFocusEnabled in ContactInfoQuestion component # Test: Check if ContactInfoQuestion component uses the autoFocusEnabled prop rg --type typescript 'const ContactInfoQuestion.*autoFocusEnabled.*:.*boolean' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ContactInfoQuestion.tsx # Test: Verify the usage of autoFocusEnabled within the component rg --type typescript 'autoFocusEnabled.*&&' packages/surveys/src/components/questions/ContactInfoQuestion.tsxThis script will help confirm that the
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285-285: LGTM:autoFocusEnabledprop correctly passed toAddressQuestion.The
autoFocusEnabledprop is correctly passed to theAddressQuestioncomponent, which is consistent with the PR objectives and the interface modification. This change allows for controlling the autofocus behavior specifically for address questions, potentially improving the user experience when filling out address information.To ensure this change is implemented correctly in the
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packages/surveys/src/components/questions/RankingQuestion.tsx (5)
45-45: LGTM: Improved focus management withisCurrentvariableThe introduction of the
isCurrentvariable is a good addition. It allows for better control over focus management and keyboard navigation, which directly addresses the PR's objectives.
181-181: LGTM: Consistent focus management for "up" buttonSetting the
tabIndexto -1 for the "up" button is consistent with the overall focus management strategy. This ensures that users can't tab to these buttons when they're not part of the current question, improving the navigation experience.
206-206: LGTM: Consistent focus management for "down" buttonThe
tabIndexchange for the "down" button mirrors the change made to the "up" button, maintaining a consistent focus management approach throughout the component.
251-251: LGTM: Consistent focus management for BackButtonThe addition of a conditional
tabIndexto the BackButton is consistent with the overall focus management strategy implemented in this component. This ensures that the BackButton is only focusable when the current question is active, improving the keyboard navigation experience.
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1-260: Overall excellent improvements to accessibility and user experienceThe changes made to the RankingQuestion component significantly enhance its accessibility and usability, particularly in terms of keyboard navigation and focus management. These improvements directly address the PR objectives of resolving autofocus and keyboard navigation issues.
Key improvements include:
- Introduction of the
isCurrentvariable for better focus control.- Enhanced keyboard interaction for ranking items.
- Consistent focus management across all interactive elements (ranking items, up/down buttons, submit button, and back button).
- Improved button layout for better visual hierarchy.
These changes collectively create a more seamless and accessible experience for users navigating the survey using a keyboard, which is a substantial improvement over the previous implementation.
While there are a few minor suggestions for further enhancements (such as adding arrow key navigation for ranking items and improving aria labels), the overall implementation is solid and achieves the intended goals of the PR.
packages/surveys/src/components/questions/MultipleChoiceSingleQuestion.tsx (5)
48-48: LGTM: Improved focus managementThe introduction of the
isCurrentconstant is a good practice for managing focus and improving accessibility. It allows for conditional rendering and behavior based on whether the current question is active.
179-179: LGTM: Consistent keyboard navigation for "other" optionThe update to the "other" option label's
tabIndexis consistent with the previous label updates, maintaining improved keyboard navigation throughout the component. This change aligns well with accessibility best practices.As suggested in the previous comment, consider using a constant or utility function for the tabIndex values to improve consistency and maintainability across the component.
242-251: LGTM: Improved button accessibility and layoutThe changes to the SubmitButton and BackButton components enhance keyboard navigation by making their
tabIndexconditional on the current question state. This aligns well with the PR objective of improving accessibility.The layout changes (moving the SubmitButton and using
fb-flex-row-reverse) may affect the visual design. Please ensure that:
- The new layout meets the design requirements.
- The order of the buttons (Submit on the right, Back on the left) is intentional and consistent with other parts of the application.
To verify the visual layout changes, please provide screenshots of the form in various states (e.g., first question, middle question, last question) to ensure the button positioning is correct and consistent.
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1-262: Summary: Successful implementation of accessibility improvementsThis PR successfully addresses the main objectives of improving autofocus functionality and keyboard navigation across all questions in the form. The changes implemented in the
MultipleChoiceSingleQuestioncomponent significantly enhance accessibility by:
- Introducing conditional focus management based on the current question state.
- Improving keyboard navigation for labels, radio buttons, and form controls.
- Ensuring that only relevant fields are focusable, streamlining the user experience.
These improvements align well with the goal of creating a more seamless form interaction, similar to Typeform's functionality. The changes should resolve the issues mentioned in #3089, where input fields were not automatically gaining focus after submission.
To fully validate the implementation:
- Conduct thorough testing of the keyboard navigation flow, ensuring that users can smoothly progress through the form using only the keyboard.
- Verify that the visual layout changes meet the design requirements and maintain consistency across the application.
- Test the autofocus behavior to confirm that the appropriate field gains focus automatically after each submission.
Great job on improving the accessibility and user experience of the survey form!
196-196: LGTM: Improved focus management for radio buttonsSetting the
tabIndexto -1 for radio inputs is a good practice within a radio group. This allows the group itself to be navigable while preventing individual radio buttons from receiving focus during tab navigation.To ensure full accessibility:
- Verify that users can navigate between radio buttons using arrow keys when the radio group is focused.
- Ensure that the radio group itself is properly focusable and has the correct ARIA attributes.
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packages/surveys/src/components/questions/MultipleChoiceMultiQuestion.tsx (7)
46-46: LGTM: Improved focus managementThe addition of the
isCurrentvariable is a good practice for managing focus and accessibility in multi-step forms. It allows for conditional rendering and focus control based on the current active question.
168-168: Excellent: Enhanced keyboard navigationThe update to the
tabIndexattribute using theisCurrentvariable is a significant improvement. This change ensures that only the choices of the current question are focusable, enhancing keyboard navigation and preventing focus on inactive questions. This implementation aligns well with accessibility best practices.
219-219: LGTM: Consistent focus managementThe update to the
tabIndexattribute for the "other" option is consistent with the previous changes to choice labels. This ensures that the "other" option is only focusable when the question is current, maintaining a coherent focus management strategy throughout the component.
263-263: LGTM: Consistent focus management for input fieldsThe update to the
tabIndexattribute for the "other" option's input field is consistent with previous changes. This ensures that the input field is only focusable when the question is current, maintaining a coherent focus management strategy throughout the component, including form inputs.
293-293: LGTM: Consistent focus management for navigationThe update to the
tabIndexattribute for the BackButton is consistent with previous changes. This ensures that the BackButton is only focusable when the question is current, maintaining a coherent focus management strategy throughout the component, including navigation elements.
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46-293: Summary: Excellent improvements to autofocus and keyboard navigationThe changes made to the
MultipleChoiceMultiQuestioncomponent significantly enhance the autofocus functionality and keyboard navigation across all questions in the form. These improvements directly address the issues mentioned in the linked bug report (#3089) and align well with the PR objectives.Key improvements include:
- Introduction of the
isCurrentvariable to manage focus states.- Consistent application of conditional
tabIndexattributes to all interactive elements.- Restructuring of the button container for better layout and accessibility.
These changes collectively create a more streamlined and accessible user experience, similar to the functionality seen in Typeform as mentioned in the PR description. The implementation ensures that only the current question's elements are focusable, addressing the core issue of automatic focus progression after submitting an input field.
To further validate these improvements:
- Please conduct thorough testing to ensure the focus behavior works as expected across different question types and scenarios.
- Consider adding end-to-end tests that simulate user interactions to verify the autofocus and keyboard navigation functionality.
Great job on addressing this important usability issue!
285-290: LGTM: Improved button layout and accessibilityThe changes to the button container and SubmitButton improve the overall structure and accessibility of the form:
- The flex direction change (
fb-flex-row-reverse) alters the visual order of buttons.- Moving the SubmitButton inside the container simplifies the component structure.
- Adding the
tabIndexto the SubmitButton is consistent with other focus management improvements.These changes enhance the component's organization and accessibility. However, it's important to verify that the new button order aligns with the intended user experience.
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Layout changes improve navigation, but clarification needed
The changes to the button container's class and structure align well with the PR's objective of improving navigation:
- Changing to
fb-flex-row-reversereverses the order of flex items, which can improve the layout for certain designs. - Conditional rendering of the SubmitButton based on whether the question is required is a good practice.
However, I have a question:
What's the purpose of the empty <div> on line 98? Is it necessary for layout or spacing? If it's not needed, consider removing it to keep the code clean.
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| <div className="fb-flex fb-flex-row-reverse fb-w-full fb-justify-between fb-px-6 fb-py-4"> | ||
| {!question.required && ( | ||
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| tabIndex={isCurrent ? 0 : -1} | ||
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| isLastQuestion={isLastQuestion} | ||
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Improved button accessibility, but potential UX concern
The changes to the submit and back buttons improve accessibility:
- Setting
tabIndexbased onisCurrentensures proper focus management. - This aligns well with the PR objectives for improving keyboard navigation.
However, there's a potential user experience issue:
The submit button is only rendered when the question is not required. This might prevent users from submitting the form if they choose not to answer an optional question. Consider always rendering the submit button, but disabling it for required questions that haven't been answered yet.
Suggested implementation:
<SubmitButton
tabIndex={isCurrent ? 0 : -1}
buttonLabel={getLocalizedValue(question.buttonLabel, languageCode)}
isLastQuestion={isLastQuestion}
disabled={question.required && !value}
/>This approach maintains accessibility while ensuring users can always submit the form when appropriate.
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| className="fb-border-border fb-bg-input-bg fb-text-heading hover:fb-bg-input-bg-selected focus:fb-bg-input-bg-selected focus:fb-ring-brand fb-rounded-custom fb-relative fb-z-10 fb-my-2 fb-flex fb-w-full fb-cursor-pointer fb-items-center fb-border fb-p-4 fb-text-sm focus:fb-outline-none focus:fb-ring-2 focus:fb-ring-offset-2"> | ||
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Consider the accessibility implications of tabIndex={-1} on the checkbox input.
Setting tabIndex={-1} on the checkbox input may prevent keyboard users from directly accessing the checkbox. Ensure that this does not hinder accessibility and that users can still interact with the checkbox via the label as intended.
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apps/web/app/s/[surveyId]/components/LegalFooter.tsx (1)
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22-38: Summary: Accessibility improvements needed for footer linksThe changes made to the LegalFooter component, while consistent, introduce significant accessibility concerns by removing keyboard focus from all footer links. This approach, although aligned with the PR's goal of improving form navigation, inadvertently creates barriers for users relying on keyboard navigation.
Recommended next steps:
- Revert the
tabIndex={-1}additions to maintain basic keyboard accessibility.- Implement a more sophisticated focus management system that prioritizes form fields without completely blocking access to footer links.
- Consider refactoring the LegalFooter component to encapsulate accessibility logic, possibly using custom hooks or higher-order components.
- Ensure compliance with WCAG 2.1 guidelines, particularly success criterion 2.1.1 (Keyboard).
- Add comprehensive unit and integration tests to verify both the desired form navigation behavior and maintained accessibility of footer links.
These changes will require careful balance between improving form usability and maintaining essential accessibility features.
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| <Link href={PRIVACY_URL} target="_blank" className="hover:underline" tabIndex={-1}> | ||
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Consistent but problematic treatment of Privacy Policy link
The addition of tabIndex={-1} to the Privacy Policy link is consistent with the change made to the Imprint link. However, this change perpetuates the same accessibility issue by preventing keyboard navigation to important legal information.
Apply the same solution as suggested for the Imprint link to maintain consistency and accessibility:
- <Link href={PRIVACY_URL} target="_blank" className="hover:underline" tabIndex={-1}>
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| <Link href={PRIVACY_URL} target="_blank" className="hover:underline" tabIndex={-1}> | |
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Accessibility concern: Removing keyboard focus from legal links
Adding tabIndex={-1} to the Imprint link prevents it from being focusable via keyboard navigation. While this aligns with the PR objective to improve form field navigation, it introduces an accessibility issue by making important legal information inaccessible to keyboard users.
Consider the following alternatives:
- Remove
tabIndex={-1}to maintain keyboard accessibility for all users. - If the intent is to prevent tab focus during form filling, implement a more sophisticated focus management system that allows access to these links when appropriate (e.g., after form completion).
Example of maintaining accessibility:
- <Link href={IMPRINT_URL} target="_blank" className="hover:underline" tabIndex={-1}>
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| <Link href={IMPRINT_URL} target="_blank" className="hover:underline" tabIndex={-1}> | |
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Consistent treatment of Report Survey link raises broader accessibility concerns
The addition of tabIndex={-1} to the Report Survey link maintains consistency with the other footer links but extends the accessibility issue to all interactive elements in the footer.
To address this systematically:
- Remove
tabIndex={-1}from all links in the footer:
- className="hover:underline"
- tabIndex={-1}>
+ className="hover:underline">- Consider implementing a more sophisticated focus management system that doesn't compromise accessibility. This could involve:
- Using
aria-hidden="true"on the footer during form filling and removing it after completion. - Implementing a skip link at the start of the form to bypass the main content and reach the footer.
- Using JavaScript to manage focus order, ensuring form fields are prioritized without making footer links completely inaccessible.
- Using
Given the complexity introduced by these changes, it may be beneficial to refactor the LegalFooter component to encapsulate the accessibility logic. This could involve creating a custom hook for managing focus states or implementing a higher-order component that handles focus management for the entire survey form.
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Thanks, @Dhruwang, for the fix 🚀
Keyboard navigation works much better now 🙌
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What does this PR do?
Fixes #3089
Fixes autofocus and keyboard navigation across all questions
How should this be tested?
Check keyboard navigation for questions
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tabIndexproperties based on the current question state.Bug Fixes
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