Consistent interactions
Normative Text
[Title, role, or organization] asserts that:
- A review has been conducted and changes made (when necessary) to ensure that Components with the same functionality behave consistently:
- Components that perform the same function behave in the same way and use the same visual indicators.
- Within the component, interactive elements with the same function have consistent labels.
- Standard user interface designs for the platform are used when applicable.
Information that needs to be included publicly:
- Title, role or organization making the assertion (if different from the conformance claim).
- Date of when the review was completed.
- Date of assertion (if different from the date of the conformance claim).
Recommended internal documentation (Informative):
- Results from the review.
- Process or policy for maintaining the review.
Tests
This content needs to be written.
Key Terms
- accessibility support set
group of user agents and assistive technologies you test with
The AGWG is considering defining a default set of user agents and assistive technologies that they use when validating guidelines.
Accessibility support sets may vary based on language, region, or situation.
If you are not using the default accessibility set, the conformance report should indicate what set is being used.
- accessibility supported
available and working in the user agents and assistive technology in the accessibility support set
The working group intended to include a default accessibility support set. See Default accessibility support set #277.
- component
grouping of elements for a distinct function
- interactive element
element that responds to user input and has a distinct programmatically determinable name
In contrast to non-interactive elements. For example, headings or paragraphs.
- non-interactive element
element that does not respond to user input and does not include sub-parts
If a paragraph included a link, the text either side of the link would be considered a static element, but not the paragraph as a whole.
Letters within text do not constitute a “smaller part”.
- programmatically determinable
meaning of the content and all its important attributes can be determined by software functionality that is accessibility supported