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Accessibility: For some odd reason screenreaders don't see the list of projects #2768
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Hi! I am using the NVDA screenreader and everything seems to still be working fine. Is this still an issue for you? |
Hmm. No, or well ...not in Firefox, but yes in Chrome and Edge, where I have adblockers running. |
@zersiax Did you tried without Adblockers? This should not be an issue as we are not serving ads. Maybe your ad blocker is blocking even google analytics. |
@zersiax I am really impressed to see that you are contributing to Open Source. if you are a beginner or need any help. Feel free to pop a mail to me anytime. Would be happy to help :) |
Looks like tracker_prevention settings in the browser are blocking Google Analytics ...which makes sense, given GA is a tracker :) |
@zersiax Thanks for taking a look. From what I can see in |
@ritwik12 sorry to hop on but could I send you an email as well? having trouble finding a good first issue to tackle and would love some tips. |
@ethanstarcher Sure, I was thinking of taking your name also. Please let me know if I can help you. |
Just had a super quick look at this page and something odd appears to be happening.
The entire projects section between the " Projects" h1 and the "I want to get involved" h1 is just completely invisible for screenreader users.
I see the elements in the DOM tree, but something is making the screenreader think that part is not actually part of the DOM. The usual suspect is an errand aria-hidden somewhere, which I didn't immediately see in the code, or a display: none that can only be removed by clicking an icon that isn't visible to screenreader users. I didn't immediately see that either, not on the entire div that is.
Any clue what might be happening here? Is the project list collapsed by default, visually speaking? (can't check, blind developer myself :) )
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