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DT-5927 Search field accessibility #4878

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DT-5927 Search field accessibility #4878

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@sharhio sharhio commented Nov 2, 2023

Proposed Changes

  • Instructions for using the tab key to navigate the search fields.
  • Instructions about the focus moving automatically from the origin field to the destination field.
  • Simple aria label identifying the search fields added to an upper div so that Chrome users can also detect the search fields while using arrow keys.
  • component version updates

Pull Request Check List

  • A reasonable set of unit tests is included
  • Console does not show new warnings/errors
  • Changes are documented or they are self explanatory
  • This pull request does not have any merge conflicts
  • All existing tests pass in CI build
  • Code coverage does not decrease (unless measured incorrectly)

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  • Read and verify the code changes
  • Test the functionality by running the UI locally with all popular browsers available in your platform
  • Check that the implementation matches the design, when such one is defined in a Jira issue
  • Merge the pull request

@sharhio sharhio changed the title Dt 5927 DT-5927 Search field accessibility Nov 2, 2023
@vesameskanen vesameskanen merged commit 8cb1f77 into v3 Nov 2, 2023
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@vesameskanen vesameskanen deleted the DT-5927 branch November 2, 2023 10:38
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