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This ticket describes the ideal behaviour of the pagination, for when we have the resources to update its current implementation. This would improve and resolve the overall accessibility of the pagination experience
Requirements
Properties displayed on a page should be wrapped in a <list>
Pagination should be links that takes you to a page, not a button. (See W3C Pagination example) Currently, it's a collection of <buttons>.
Focus handling
If the Properties displayed are wrapped in a <list>
Manage focus to go to the property <list> when the new (next or previous) page loads, so users don't need to step backwards to get to the list;
If the properties displayed is not in a list,
Add a visually-hidden text "Property List Page x"
Put the focus on this text when the new page load. This also assists screen reader user's understanding.
Page numbers should have <aria-current="page"> to denote the current selection.
Additional notes
This would eliminate the need for adding aria-live regions just to announce that a new set of properties has loaded as described in the following opened tickets.
Description
This ticket describes the ideal behaviour of the pagination, for when we have the resources to update its current implementation. This would improve and resolve the overall accessibility of the pagination experience
Requirements
<list>
<buttons>
.<list>
<list>
when the new (next or previous) page loads, so users don't need to step backwards to get to the list;<aria-current="page">
to denote the current selection.Additional notes
aria-live
regions just to announce that a new set of properties has loaded as described in the following opened tickets.#340
#635
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