29 issues found for 2.4.7 Focus Visible

Ensure the whole outline is visible on keyboard focus.

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the product card.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the focused element.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

Ensure, a visible focus state exists for all interactive elements, including buttons. Ideally, focused buttons have a visible outline set.

Ensure, a visible focus state exists for all interactive elements, including the content cards. Ideally, focused buttons have a visible outline set that is not obscured and goes all around the focused element.

Evaluate removing overflow: hidden.

Focus of all interactive elements must be visible. The "Empfehlung ansehen" pop-up and link must not be focusable while no "Empfehlung" is set. When focused, the pop-up must be visible for the focused link to be visible as well.

Side note: The pop-up also disappears on scroll, even when the link inside is focused. This is another issue that should be fixed at the same time. See e.g. "UK.GOV Design System – Notification Banner" as an idea.

Ensure, cleaning up code, by removing duplicate and unused parts to provide clean, semantic HTML code.

Side note: Consider, moving the section to a tab group structure to match visual presentation, functionality, and code markup.

Ensure visible focus indicators on all interactive, focusable elements. For a base structure of a play button, refer to audit sample page "Kids Watch".

Ensure visible focus state on all focusable elements. To remediate, consider using semantic HTML elements details & summary as opposed to non-interactive description list element.

Ensure product tiles (and all other focusable elements) have visual focus states that differ enough from the default states. Keep in mind to adhere to success criterion 1.4.1 and ensure, when only using color to indicate a focus state, that the color difference must be 3:1 or higher.

Ensure, all focusable elements have a visible focus indicator.

• The focus indicator should ideally be clearly visible

• The focus indicator should not solely rely on change of color (see 1.4.1 Use of Color)

• The focus indicator should not create contrast issues of focused text content (see 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum))

• The browser's native focus indicator can be used if it itself passes contrast minimum requirements to the element's background (see 1.4.11 Non-text Contrast).

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the product card.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the product card.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the focused element.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the product card.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the focused element.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the product card.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the focused element.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the product card.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

A focus state must be defined for all interactive, focusable elements. Ideally, a visual distinct focus state uses an outline or other larger area changes to the focused element.

If using color change for focus state, ensure to meet minimum color contrast between different states (1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)) and to not only rely on color change (1.4.1 Use of Color).

Ensure, all focusable elements have a visible focus indicator.

• The focus indicator should ideally be clearly visible

• The focus indicator should not solely rely on change of color (see 1.4.1 Use of Color)

• The focus indicator should not create contrast issues of focused text content (see 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum))

• The browser's native focus indicator can be used if it itself passes contrast minimum requirements to the element's background (see 1.4.11 Non-text Contrast).

Ensure, all focusable elements have a visible focus indicator.

• The focus indicator should ideally be clearly visible

• The focus indicator should not solely rely on change of color (see 1.4.1 Use of Color)

• The focus indicator should not create contrast issues of focused text content (see 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum))

• The browser's native focus indicator can be used if it itself passes contrast minimum requirements to the element's background (see 1.4.11 Non-text Contrast).

Ensure, all focusable elements have a visible focus indicator.

• The focus indicator should ideally be clearly visible

• The focus indicator should not solely rely on change of color (see 1.4.1 Use of Color)

• The focus indicator should not create contrast issues of focused text content (see 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum))

• The browser's native focus indicator can be used if it itself passes contrast minimum requirements to the element's background (see 1.4.11 Non-text Contrast).

Ensure, all focusable elements have visible focus indicators that properly differ from un-focused states.

Ensure, all focusable elements have a visible focus indicator.

• The focus indicator should ideally be clearly visible

• The focus indicator should not solely rely on change of color (see 1.4.1 Use of Color)

• The focus indicator should not create contrast issues of focused text content (see 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum))

• The browser's native focus indicator can be used if it itself passes contrast minimum requirements to the element's background (see 1.4.11 Non-text Contrast).

Ensure, all focusable elements have a visible focus indicator.

• The focus indicator should ideally be clearly visible

• The focus indicator should not solely rely on change of color (see 1.4.1 Use of Color)

• The focus indicator should not create contrast issues of focused text content (see 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum))

• The browser's native focus indicator can be used if it itself passes contrast minimum requirements to the element's background (see 1.4.11 Non-text Contrast).

Ensure, all focusable elements have a visible focus indicator.

• The focus indicator should ideally be clearly visible

• The focus indicator should not solely rely on change of color (see 1.4.1 Use of Color)

• The focus indicator should not create contrast issues of focused text content (see 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum))

• The browser's native focus indicator can be used if it itself passes contrast minimum requirements to the element's background (see 1.4.11 Non-text Contrast).

Ensure, all focusable elements have a visible focus indicator.

• The focus indicator should ideally be clearly visible

• The focus indicator should not solely rely on change of color (see 1.4.1 Use of Color)

• The focus indicator should not create contrast issues of focused text content (see 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum))

• The browser's native focus indicator can be used if it itself passes contrast minimum requirements to the element's background (see 1.4.11 Non-text Contrast).