π¨ Palette: [UX improvement] Accessible Score Pagination Tooltips - #1200
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Complete-succession review: this PR changes only ScoreViewer pagination focusability/ |
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π‘ What: The UX enhancement added
Replaced native
disabledattributes witharia-disabled="true"on the pagination controls (ScoreViewer.tsx), while properly intercepting clicks usinge.preventDefault(). Added localizedtitleattributes that explain why the buttons are disabled ("Already at the first page" and "Already at the last page").π― Why: The user problem it solves
Native
disabledattributes completely hide elements from screen readers and block all pointer/hover events. This causes a confusing experience for screen reader users (as the button disappears from focus rather than announcing its state) and prevents hover-based tooltips from appearing for sighted mouse users.πΈ Before/After
Before:
The Previous/Next page buttons used
disabled={pageNumber <= 1}, preventing keyboard users from focusing them and preventing tooltips from rendering.After:
The buttons use
aria-disabled="true". A sighted mouse user who hovers over a disabled button now sees an informative tooltip ("Already at the first page"), and keyboard users can focus the element and hear its disabled state.βΏ Accessibility: Any a11y improvements made
Maintained full tooltip accessibility and keyboard focus support for visually impaired and mouse users by avoiding native disabled attributes.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 4978976556716043681 started by @seonghobae