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Re: Using multiple checkboxes that amount to a keyboard trap or any other WCAG success criteria failure?
From: Steve Green
Date: Jul 14, 2020 3:22AM
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Wing was being tactful, but the scenario is not hypothetical - one of our clients actually built a page containing more than 1000 checkboxes. Furthermore, they put them into an accordion, which means you can only ever see 6 of them at any time, so you have no idea how many there are.
I mention this just in case anyone was thinking "no one would ever do that".
Steve Green
Managing Director
Test Partners Ltd
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