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docs: state the accessibility standard TEDI follows #1010 - #1009
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Review comments at @.claude/skills/contributing/references/a11y-review.md:
- Line 60: Update the WCAG 2.5.7 checklist item to accurately require a
single-pointer alternative for dragging operations, allowing equivalent inputs
such as text entry rather than requiring literal click or tap, and include the
criterion’s essential-function and user-agent-determined exceptions.
- Line 59: Update the touch-target checklist entry to use “pointer-input
targets,” document or link all WCAG 2.5.8 exceptions—equivalent controls, inline
targets, user-agent-controlled targets, and essential targets—and state the
specific 24 CSS-pixel spacing-clearance requirement.
- Line 7: The WCAG 2.2 guidance currently lists only three new criteria while
claiming to cover new criteria generally. Update the scope statement near the
WCAG 2.2 AA guidance to include 3.2.6 Consistent Help, 3.3.7 Redundant Entry,
and 3.3.8 Accessible Authentication (Minimum), or explicitly limit the checklist
to component interaction criteria.
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♿ Accessibility — ✅ no blocking violationsNo accessibility violations in the components changed by this PR.
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| TEDI-Ready/Components/Navigation/Link | unknown ×2 |
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| Tedi-Ready/Components/Form/DateField | unknown ×18 |
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- TEDI-Ready/Components/Navigation/Link — Link Icon Flexed, Long Text Icon Inline
- TEDI-Ready/Components/Navigation/Tabs — With Sub Tabs
- Tedi-Ready/Components/Form/DateField — Available Days, Disabled Weekends, Grid Picker First, Modal Picker, Modal Pickers, Month Year Only, Multiple Months, Multiple Tag Layout, Multiple Values, Native Picker, On Click Type, Range, Responsive Modal Picker, Show Week Count, With Footer, Year Grid, Year Only, Year Range
- Tedi-Ready/Components/Form/TimeField — Custom Step, Dropdown, Field Without Picker, Manual Typing, Modal Picker, Native Picker, On Click Type, Predefined Time Slots, Responsive Modal Picker
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| - [ ] Include edge cases, empty/error states | ||
| - [ ] Component’s **API (props, slots, events)** is documented | ||
| - [ ] **ZeroHeight is updated** with design/development guidelines | ||
| - [ ] WCAG guidelines for the component are documented in ZeroHeight |
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We've used both "ZeroHeight" and "Zeroheight" here, should stick to one format.
I think we've more commonly used "Zeroheight" in Storybook etc, but officially it's actually stylized in lowercase.
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Closes #1010, part of TEDI-Design-System/general#248
States the accessibility target: EN 301 549 and, for web content, WCAG 2.2 AA.
README.md: Accessibility section linking the Ligipääsetavus page.a11y-review.md: WCAG 2.2 AA as the review target, with checks for 2.4.11, 2.5.7 and 2.5.8.target-sizerule (WCAG 2.5.8), which axe leaves off by default. Turned off on four Select and InputGroup stories, where it flags react-select's inner input although the whole control is the click target.Summary by CodeRabbit