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Re: styling usable accessible error messages in form fields
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Date: Jul 26, 2011 12:24PM
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I agree with Lucy, the first invalid input field should be focused in many
cases. This is the approach I take:
Error message at top:
- Add ARIA role alert
- Add ARIA live assertive
In-line error message:
- Focus first "errored" input
- Place inside "errored" input label
- Add ARIA invalid true on "errored" input
- (continue to use ARIA required true/false)
Vincent Young
User Experience, Web Accessibility Specialist
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Hi:
I like the focus to be given to the first problem field and then the
page title to have some information about other problems and number of the
problems. The one thing that would be really nice but I have never seen it
done write is if all but the problem fields be disabled so that the user
only tabs to the fields that need fixing
Lucy Greco
Assistive Technology Specialist
Disabled Student's Program UC Berkeley
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