Test case: <desc>
+ <ul>
+ aria-describedby
According to the SVG Accessibility API Mappings (AAM), the SVG <desc>
element should provide the accessible description for its parent element. The HTML <ul>
element should not be permitted inside the <desc>
element. The aria-describedby
attribute provides the accessible description for the element it is applied to.
Test example
Test criteria
- The browser should expose the
<desc>
as the accessible description for the rectangle.
- The browser should not expose the
<ul>
element.
- The screen reader should not announce the
<ul>
semantics.
Test results
Browser test results
|
Chrome 46 (IA2) |
Edge Win10.1024 (UIA) |
Firefox 42 (IA2) |
IE 11 (MSAA) |
Safari 9 (NSAP) |
***Element/attribute*** |
? |
? |
? |
? |
? |
Screen reader test results
|
Chrome 46 |
Edge Win10.1024 |
Firefox 42 |
IE 11 |
Safari 9 |
Jaws 17 |
? |
? |
? |
? |
N/A |
Narrator Win10.1024 |
N/A |
? |
N/A |
? |
N/A |
NVDA 2015.4 |
? |
? |
? |
? |
N/A |
Orca ? |
N/A |
N/A |
? |
N/A |
N/A |
VoiceOver OSX10.11 |
? |
N/A |
? |
N/A |
? |