🎨 Palette: Add accessible focus state and ARIA label to Playground textarea#41
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WalkthroughThis PR improves accessibility by documenting and fixing missing ARIA labels on textareas using custom outline styling. A new palette entry documents the pattern, and the Input textarea in PlaygroundView is updated with an explicit ChangesTextarea Accessibility
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Pull request overview
Improves accessibility of the Quill Playground input textarea by restoring a keyboard-visible focus indicator and providing an explicit accessible name, aligning it with the Strand design system tokens.
Changes:
- Added an explicit
aria-labelto the Playground input<textarea>. - Restored keyboard-only focus styling via
focus-visible:*outline utilities using--strand-color-accent-lede. - Recorded the accessibility learning/action in
.Jules/palette.md.
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| apps/quill/client/components/playground-view.tsx | Adds aria-label and focus-visible outline classes to the Playground input textarea. |
| .Jules/palette.md | Documents the accessibility learning/action regarding textarea labels and focus indicators. |
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| <Panel label="Input"> | ||
| <textarea | ||
| className="min-h-[220px] w-full resize-y bg-transparent text-sm focus:outline-none" | ||
| aria-label="Input text" |
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This pull request updates the accessibility guidelines in .Jules/palette.md and implements them in the PlaygroundView component by adding focus-visible styles and an aria-label to the input textarea. The review feedback suggests refining the aria-label to 'Input' to ensure consistency with the visual label and to avoid redundant terminology.
| <Panel label="Input"> | ||
| <textarea | ||
| className="min-h-[220px] w-full resize-y bg-transparent text-sm focus:outline-none" | ||
| aria-label="Input text" |
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The aria-label value "Input text" is slightly inconsistent with the visual label "Input" provided by the Panel component. For better accessibility and consistency (WCAG 2.5.3), the accessible name should ideally match the visual label. Additionally, the word "text" is redundant as screen readers already announce the element's role (textarea).
| aria-label="Input text" | |
| aria-label="Input" |
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💡 What: Added an explicit
aria-label("Input text") and accessible keyboard focus states (focus-visible) to the playground input<textarea>.🎯 Why: The custom textarea element used
focus:outline-none, breaking standard browser keyboard navigation indicators, and was missing an explicit ARIA label. This made the input inaccessible to screen readers and difficult to spot for keyboard users navigating the app.📸 Before/After: Visual focus state has been restored to match standard buttons/inputs in the Strand design system using
--strand-color-accent-lede.♿ Accessibility:
aria-labelfor screen reader compatibility on the standalone textarea.focus-visible:outline-2 focus-visible:outline-offset-2 focus-visible:outline-[var(--strand-color-accent-lede)]to restore the focus ring exclusively for keyboard navigation users.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15103670168029494830 started by @aloewright
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Bug Fixes
Documentation