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fix(multi-action-button, split-button): ensure screen reader commands can navigate menu popup #7074

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fix #7054

Proposed behaviour

  • First option in menu popup gains focus when menu is open.
  • Existing keyboard navigation Space, Enter and Arrow Up/Down should still work as expected.
  • Menu should close when no option has focus.
  • Menu popup is no longer in a portal.

Current behaviour

  • Screen reader users using VoiceOver commands cannot navigate into the menu popup.
  • Menu popup in in a portal.

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  • Unit tests added or updated if required
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  • Tested in provided StackBlitz sandbox/Storybook
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  • UI Tests GitHub check reviewed if required

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Testing instructions

Best tested in an example containing several focusable elements e.g.: "Sizes" story.

  • Navigate to toggle button and use VO commands Control+Option+Space to open menu.
  • Use Control+Option+Right to navigate menu options - see VO move onto next button on the page instead of the menu.

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DipperTheDan previously approved these changes Nov 14, 2024
@edleeks87 edleeks87 self-requested a review November 14, 2024 16:06
@edleeks87 edleeks87 marked this pull request as ready for review November 14, 2024 16:30
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@@ -679,49 +643,6 @@ test("should hide the additional buttons when a 'Escape' keydown event detected
expect(screen.queryByRole("list")).not.toBeInTheDocument();
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test("should render with the correct styles when 'align' prop is 'right'", async () => {
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question: are testing this stuff anywhere else? I think PW would be better until we have play functions implemented but unit tests will also be okay in the interim etc

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Removed these as they seemed to be pretty much the same as the tests here

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Also looks like we have PW tests too

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nice one thanks for checking

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// check if a child button is focused, if not hide the menu
const checkFocus = useCallback(() => {
const buttonChildren = getButtonChildren();
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suggestion (non-blocking): You could short-circuit the function or conditionally assign you can avoid checking it's truthyness on line 91

    if (!buttonChildren) return;
or
    const buttonChildren = getButtonChildren() || [] ;

… can navigate menu popup

Fixes issue where screen reader users using VoiceOver could not navigate into the menu buttons using
commands VO+Space to open the menu then VO+right to navigate. The first option will now gain focus
on open using any interaction method, including onClick, keyboard navigation and screen reader
controls.

fix #7054
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Multi Action Button still not always working for screenreader despite being tabbable - serious
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