Observed behavior
When opening the share modal (editor mode), after its accessible name is announced, the screen reader vocalizes information unrelated to the window's content: "Search results", "Suggestions", "Document visibility card", "Link copied OK". These strings come from aria-label attributes or <label> elements present in the code — likely search, suggestion, and notification components that remain present while the share modal is open.
Expected behavior
When a modal is open, only the dialog window's content should be announced. Elements not related to this modal must be hidden from assistive technologies.
Only content relevant to the current task (sharing the document) should be perceivable.
Steps to reproduce
- Open a document in editor mode.
- Open the share modal.
- Navigate with a screen reader when the modal opens.
- Observe that the accessible names "Search results", "Suggestions", "Document visibility card", and "Link copied OK" are vocalized.
RGAA criteria
Critère 7.1 : Chaque script est-il, si nécessaire, compatible avec les technologies d'assistance ?
Impact
A blind user navigating with a screen reader opens the share modal. Before even reaching the window's controls, they hear spurious information belonging to other page components. This inconsistent announcement misinforms the user about the modal's actual content and disrupts their navigation.
Priority
P1
Observed behavior
When opening the share modal (editor mode), after its accessible name is announced, the screen reader vocalizes information unrelated to the window's content: "Search results", "Suggestions", "Document visibility card", "Link copied OK". These strings come from
aria-labelattributes or<label>elements present in the code — likely search, suggestion, and notification components that remain present while the share modal is open.Expected behavior
When a modal is open, only the dialog window's content should be announced. Elements not related to this modal must be hidden from assistive technologies.
Only content relevant to the current task (sharing the document) should be perceivable.
Steps to reproduce
RGAA criteria
Critère 7.1 : Chaque script est-il, si nécessaire, compatible avec les technologies d'assistance ?
Impact
A blind user navigating with a screen reader opens the share modal. Before even reaching the window's controls, they hear spurious information belonging to other page components. This inconsistent announcement misinforms the user about the modal's actual content and disrupts their navigation.
Priority
P1