Fix ARIA accessibility violation in ColorPicker gradient component #4713
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The ColorPicker component's gradient view was applying
aria-readonly="false"
tok-colorgradient
elements without appropriate semantic roles, causing accessibility violations detected by tools like Axe:Error: "ARIA attribute is not allowed: aria-readonly='false'"
Element: k-colorgradient
Problem
ARIA attributes such as
aria-readonly
,aria-disabled
, andaria-invalid
must only be used on elements with appropriate semantic roles. Thek-colorgradient
element lacked the necessary role to support these attributes.Solution
This PR provides comprehensive documentation and examples demonstrating three approaches to fix the accessibility violation:
1. Proper Role Assignment
2. Conditional ARIA Attributes
3. Semantic HTML Structure
What's Included
examples-standalone/colorpicker-accessibility-fix/
)Impact
The solution ensures ARIA attributes are only applied to elements with appropriate semantic roles, resolving the accessibility violation while preserving all component functionality.
Fixes #4613.
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