Re: [orca-list] Website Navigation Bar Submenu Discrepancy

[Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com>]

If nothing else, I can disable the messages for web content where the 
user interaction cannot be determined. Will that work?

--joanie

On 8/21/19 2:39 PM, Elliott Tyson via orca-list wrote:
> Hi Joni,
>
> I am writing regarding a concern I have with Orca's tutorial messages 
> for sub-menus on some websites. I have come across numerous websites 
> that, in the navigation bar, have links with drop-down items. For 
> examule, the About Us link also has a drop-down with links for Our 
> Vision and Meet the Team.
>
> To access these drop-downs or sub-menus, the user must move to the main 
> link then press the down arrow to display the sub-menu. However, Orca 
> states to press the night arrow to expand. I understand that this is a 
> generic tutorial mussage, and is correct for the majority of UI 
> elements, but often isn't accurate on these websites. Do you know if 
> there would be some way to adjust this, such giving a different tutorial 
> message in these cases?
>
> Below is a link to an example website with this issue. The navigation 
> items,, Who We Are, What We Do, Get Involved, and News & Events all have 
> these drop-down sub-menus.
>
> disabilitynetwork.bytepages.com <http://disabilitynetwork.bytepages.com>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Elliott
>
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