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Previous / next buttons do not give any feedback to screen reader when being pressed #70
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Thinking about it, it may be a good idea to put an |
What if there are multiple slides visible? This would read them all, no? I tried this method and it even reads the first slide that has been scrolled out of view as well. |
I'm currently looking for an accessible slider carousel for a client.
Thanks for creating this great implementation, it look really good. But I have one thing to complain:
When I press the "Previous" or "Next" button, no feedback is given to the screen reader. Wouldn't it make sense to give the button a label like
Next (slides 1 to 3)
, and when pressed, update it toNext (slides 4 to 6)
? At least some screen readers will then announce the changed label, AFAIK.One could argue, that it is not that much important to give a feedback, and I'd agree: the user will find out quickly that the visible slides actually changed by navigating around. But at least for the following scenario, the current implementation is very confusing:
For the "Responsive Display", when I press the "Next" button, I get "unavailable" (as it is disabled now). The user might be very confused now: what is unavailable? Did pressing the button actually work? Or what happened exactly?
That's just an edge case, and after navigating around a little bit the user will find out what's going on. But still, I think that setting a proper label would enhance the issue, i.e.
Next slide (last)
.Thank you.
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