WCAG 2.1.1 Keyboard Users should be able to use a keyboard to access all content and functionality of a web page. This means the page can be used by people with no vision as well as people who use alternative keyboards or input devices that act as a keyboard. | Home • Privacy value is not accessible using the keyboard as Accept and other options cannot be selected • Smart testing pop up box is not accessible and cannot be closed using the keyboard. remove | This refers to the consent pop up We have tested the initial pop up and the other main pop up if a user wants to make more choices and all the elements can be tabbed through via the keyboard There is an issue with the ‘X’ on the main pop up which has been highlighted with the supplier but the box can be closed by using the save button. |
WCAG 2.4.7 Focus visible A visible focus helps users know which element has keyboard focus and where they are on the page. When an element gets focus there should be a visible border around it. Highlighting the element that has keyboard focus or is hovered over can provide information like whether the element is interactive or the scope of that element. Operating systems have a native indication of focus, which is available in many browsers. The default display of the focus indicator is not always highly visible and may even be difficult to see especially on coloured backgrounds. | This is on all webpages • Focus is not clear on privacy settings button in the right hand bottom corner | This is a known issue and is currently being investigated by the supplier |
WCAG 2.4.1 Bypass Blocks, 4.1.2 Name, Role, Value A frame title describes the content of the frame. Screen readers can understand this and help users move through frame elements quickly by using an option to select a list of titles for all frames on the page. A descriptive, meaningful and unique title allows users to find the frame they need. Ensure all frame and iframe elements have useful <title> attribute values. | Home, Report • This refers to Element location #google_ads_iframe_\/31781941\/can_haltonbc_0 and Element location #google_ads_iframe_\/31781941\/can_haltonbc_1 To solve this issue, you need to fix the following: Element's title attribute is not unique | Due to how the advertising is constructed and delivered we have no control over the frame title nor can we add in a title to the delivery. This is one of the issues that is recognised and one of the reasons why advertising is classed as third party. |
WCAG 2.4.4 Link Purpose (In Context), 4.1.2 Name, Role, Value All link names should be accessible by a screen reader and be descriptive enough to tell a user where that link will take them. Common issues include: • the inner link text not being visible • duplicate link labels • the link not being focusable All links should receive focus and link text should not be hidden as this will stop a screen reader from relaying the link information | Home, Contact, Bins and Recycling, Report • This refers to the coronavirus image | The iBar is old technology and therefore does not fully meet the guidelines but is still classed as third party. The ibar is primarily for councils own use so we can pause the delivery of this if you do not wish to use the iBar in its current form. |