[Adaptive Card iOS - Table.FirstRowAsHeaders.json]: Voice Over is conveying the incorrect role as 'Heading' for the table headers.

[vagpt]

Target Platforms

iOS

SDK Version

1.0 (2.4.0-beta.23.1.8.1)

Application Name

Adaptive Cards

Problem Description

Test Environment:
Device: iPhone 11
iOS: 16.3.1
Application: Adaptive Cards
App Version: 1.0 (2.4.0-beta.23.1.8.1)
Screen Reader: Voice Over

Repro Steps:

1. Launch Adaptive Cards iOS application.
2. Home screen will appear.
3. Activate Voice over
4. Navigate to "V1.5" control and select it.
5. Navigate to 'Elements' control and activate it.
6. Navigate to 'Table.FirstRowAsHeaders.json.Jsons' and activate it.
7. The Card will open.
8. Navigate to the table header and observe the issue.

Actual Result:
While navigating to the table header, screen reader is conveying the incorrect role as 'Heading'. It is announcing as 'Header header heading text field double tap to edit'.

Expected Result:
Voice Over should not convey the incorrect role for the table header. It should announce as 'Header Column 1 Row 1' also it should announce the row and column information.

Note:
This issue is repro throughout the application having table.

User Impact:
It will impact the screen reader user as they will not be able to know whether they are navigating to the table or heading.

WCAG Reference:
https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/name-role-value.html

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Screenshots

WCAG4.1.2-Voice.Over.is.conveying.the.incorrect.role.as.Heading.for.the.table.headers.mov

Card JSON

NA

Sample Code Language

No response

Sample Code

No response

[jwoo-msft]

closing this issue, the app wasn't built correctly perhaps, only cards under Scenario should be tested, not under Elements. I will make note of this and fix it.

[vagpt]

As per the above comment closing this issue.