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I'm using a screen reader, and I'm finding that many interactive elements are not properly labeled or navigable. This makes the application inaccessible to me and others with visual impairments.

Descripción del Problema

I'm using a screen reader, and I'm finding that many interactive elements are not properly labeled or navigable. This makes the application inaccessible to me and others with visual impairments.
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Soluciones Disponibles
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Causas Identificadas

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10 soluciones

Temporarily Disable CSS

75%

As a diagnostic step, temporarily disable certain CSS rules to see if they are causing the display problems.

Inspect Element with Developer Tools

75%

Use browser developer tools to inspect the chart elements and their associated CSS to identify any layout or styling conflicts.

Consult Library Documentation/Support

75%

Search the library's documentation or community forums for known issues related to rendering or data display.

Update Charting Library

75%

If possible, update the charting library to the latest stable version, which may contain bug fixes.

Review Data Transformation Logic

75%

If data is transformed before charting, examine the logic for any errors that might be corrupting the data.

Validate Data Source

75%

Check the raw data being fed into the reporting system for any anomalies, missing entries, or incorrect data types.

Clear Browser Cache and Cookies

75%

Corrupted cache or cookies can sometimes interfere with how web pages load and display elements.

Try a Different Browser

75%

Attempt to view the reports in an alternative, up-to-date browser to see if the issue persists.

Refactor Trigger/Procedure Logic

75%

Rewrite the logic within the trigger or stored procedure to ensure it correctly handles existing records and prevents duplicates.

Temporarily Disable and Test

75%

If suspected, temporarily disable the trigger or procedure and test the system to see if the duplication stops.

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Preguntas Frecuentes

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What browser are you using to view the reports?

When do you observe duplicate records appearing?

Which screen reader are you currently using?

What type of application or website are you submitting this form on?

Where are you observing this currency discrepancy?

What is the specific API endpoint you are trying to access?

When did this problem first start occurring?

What is the general pattern of the incorrect notifications?

What is the primary technology or framework used for displaying these data tables?

What browser are you using?

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Causas Identificadas

Missing or Incorrect ARIA Attributes

90%

Interactive elements may lack appropriate ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) attributes, such as `aria-label`, `aria-labelledby`, or `role`, which are crucial for screen readers to understand their purpose and state.

Non-Semantic HTML Elements

75%

Using generic HTML elements like `<div>` or `<span>` for interactive controls without proper semantic markup or ARIA roles can confuse screen readers.

Dynamic Content Loading Issues

60%

When content is loaded dynamically (e.g., via JavaScript), screen readers might not be notified of new interactive elements, leading to them being missed or unannounced.

Inconsistent Focus Order

50%

The order in which interactive elements receive keyboard focus might not align with their visual order or logical flow, making navigation confusing for screen reader users.

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