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π¨ Palette: Improve accessibility of disabled access control button - #1297
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Merge Risk: βͺ Minimal Β· up to The access-management button remains discoverable in the tab order and exposes its disabled state, while activation has no reachable action. No material merge risk remains. Pre-merge checks |
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π‘ What: Replaced native disabled attribute with aria-disabled="true" on the access control button in ExportModal. π― Why: This allows screen readers to focus the element and read its description instead of skipping over it, providing crucial context to visually impaired users. πΈ Before/After: Visuals remain unchanged. βΏ Accessibility: Improved keyboard discoverability and screen reader context for the disabled state.
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