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Title/tooltip information that is not essential does not require keyboard access.Ĭheck 2.1.1-no-keystroke-timing Test Name Information is considered essential or required when the information is necessary to execute an action or understand information and relationships. If BOTH of the following are TRUE, the content PASSES:Īll functionality can be accessed and executed using the keyboard, ANDĪll essential information can be accessed via keyboard interaction OR the information is available elsewhere on the page.Īny changes to functionality that occur automatically or as a result of interaction with the page should be included in this test. Note: Not all browsers visually display the title attribute as a tooltip when an element has keyboard focus. If an interactive element does not provide access to essential information via keyboard interaction, determine whether the information is available elsewhere on the page (e.g., as text).

one of two print methods provided is keyboard accessible, etc. If an interactive element does not have keyboard access, determine if there is another keyboard accessible method available on the page which provides the same functionality, e.g. If the tooltip does not appear within two seconds, keyboard focus will not reveal the title information.

For interactive elements with title attributes, place keyboard focus on the element.

Use the keyboard to operate identified functionality and/or access the essential information: access (e.g., tab to) the element and execute (e.g.

The “title attributes” feature in ANDI: focusable elements can help identify any essential information contained in title attributes.

Use a mouse to identify the functionality and essential information provided by interactive elements. This Test Condition DOES NOT APPLY (DNA) if the page has no user activated functionality. Check 2.1.1-keyboard-access Test NameĪll functionality can be accessed and executed using only the keyboard. If there is no such content, the result for the following test ID(s) is DOES NOT APPLY: 4.A to 4.H. A Section 508 exception may be applied for certain functions, however this is outside the scope the testing process. The tester should include all functions that meet the Identify Content description.

For this test process, the tester is not tasked with identifying and omitting these types of functions. WCAG SC 2.1.1 requirement does not apply to functions that require input that depends on the path of the user’s movement and not just the endpoints.Use the mouse to identify instances where interactive elements provide information that is essential to understanding or operating the page content. Use the mouse or other pointing device to determine available functions provided by interactive elements (including drop-down menus, form fields, revealing/hiding content, tooltips, AND all interactive interface components). Keyboard Access and Focus Keyboard Access Identify Content