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VOTE-2125 make mobile menu close button accessible by keyboard #770

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Jira ticket

https://cm-jira.usa.gov/browse/VOTE-2125

Description

Make mobile menu close button accessible from keyboard.

Deployment and testing

Post-deploy steps

  1. run npm run build in votegov theme directory
  2. run lando drush cr

QA/Testing instructions

  1. visit http://vote-gov.lndo.site/
  2. resize browser window to trigger mobile menu display
  3. using your keyboard tab to trigger the mobile menu and close it using the close button.

Checklist for the Developer

  • A link to the JIRA ticket has been included above.
  • No merge conflicts exist with the target branch.
  • Automated tests have passed on this PR.
  • A reviewer has been designated.
  • Deployment and testing steps have been documented above, if applicable.

Checklist for the Peer Reviewers

  • The file changes are relevant to the task objective.
  • Code is readable and includes appropriate commenting.
  • Code standards and best practices are followed.
  • QA/Test steps were successfully completed, if applicable.
  • Applicable logs are free of errors.

@rayestrada rayestrada requested a review from clmedders June 17, 2024 17:55
@clmedders clmedders merged commit 453b02f into dev Jun 17, 2024
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@clmedders clmedders deleted the bug/VOTE-2125-a11y-menu-close branch June 17, 2024 19:36
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