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@informatix8/access-modal

v1.0.4

Published

A modal service with accessibility considerations.

Downloads

11

Readme

Access Modal

A modal service with accessibility considerations.

Examples and the API are in the documentation

Features

  • Esc closes the modal
  • Shift + Tab brings focus to the browser chrome once modal is open, i.e. it is the first element in the DOM
    • Note: tabbing should move focus within the DOM in a loop - the only way out to the browser is with Shift+Tab when you’re at the first focusable element in the DOM.
  • Role on the chrome must be dialog or alertdialog where alertdialog signifies more importance
  • Role=document on the modal content so screen readers begin reading it. Optional, but on by default.
  • Demonstrate aria-labelledby to point to the modal title bar
  • Demonstrate aria-describedby to tell the user where the beginning of the modal content is
  • Demonstrate a good aria-label and on the close button along with a good description linked with aria-describedby
  • Disallow focus to reach outside the modal content
  • Remember last focused element before opening and return focus there upon closing
  • Disallow screen readers to read outside the modal content - achieved with an all encompassing wrapper and applying aria-hidden
  • Set proper tabindex on the modal chrome and content: per W3C specification: the modal chrome (AKA backdrop or overlay) is inoperable, therefore tabindex="-1"
  • Focus the modal content upon open

Other Features

  • Support for modal within a modal
  • User defined callbacks for pre/post open and close events

Usage

Install

npm install @informatix8/access-modal --save-dev

CDN

<script src="https://unpkg.com/@informatix8/access-modal/dist/access-modal.all.umd.js"></script>

Development

npm run dev

Build

npm run build

Release

npm run build
git tag -a vX.Y.Z
git push origin master
git push origin --tags
npm publish --access=public .