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Run aXe on the GOV.UK Design System #620

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NickColley opened this issue Nov 2, 2018 · 2 comments · Fixed by #784
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Run aXe on the GOV.UK Design System #620

NickColley opened this issue Nov 2, 2018 · 2 comments · Fixed by #784
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NickColley commented Nov 2, 2018

When we last got the Design System website audited, we found a lot of the issues would have been caught with running aXe on the pages.

I'm not sure we wrote up an issue for this and I think it's important to do automating testing where possible.

Note: This is the design system website itself, not the GOV.UK Frontend components.

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Jagordon commented Nov 8, 2018

Found a 'critical' issue on the Radio buttons with conditional reveal component

Fix the following:
ARIA attribute is not allowed: aria-expanded="false"

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NickColley commented Nov 8, 2018

@Jagordon this is a known issue: alphagov/govuk-frontend#979

It's difficult because we're intentionally using aria attributes on an element that technically should not support it but it does improve what's announced to screenreaders.

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hannalaakso added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2019
This reverts a hotfix #809
that removed the changes in favour of a proper fix for
#620

Generating example IDs from example titles can be brittle if there
are unexpected characters in titles. Use the IDs and
fall back to default ones and uses the solution from #620 to fix
duplicate IDs
hannalaakso added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 4, 2019
This reverts a hotfix #809
that removed the changes in favour of a proper fix for
#620

Generating example IDs from example titles can be brittle if there
are unexpected characters in titles. Use slugger for more robust converting of
exampleTitle to exampleId. This also uses the solution from #620 to fix
duplicate IDs by adding an extra parameter "titleSuffix" to examples if
necessary.

Co-authored-by: Nick Colley <[email protected]>
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