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4 changes: 3 additions & 1 deletion packages/ui-focusable/src/Focusable/README.md
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console.log(options)
return <span>
<div>
<Button>Focus me!</Button>
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there is no need to associate the button with itself. Just the tooltip is enough:
<Button aria-labelledby="tooltip">Focus me!</Button> Also I suggest to give a more unique ID to items in examples (e.g. focusable-example1-tooltip, who knows that else could use this ID in the docs app

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@matyasf I associated the button with itself because otherwise, the button's title would not be announced—only the "tooltip" text would be.
(The first example in Tooltip works similarly; the tooltip text is read after the button's title.)

<Button aria-labelledby="focusable-example1-button focusable-example1-tooltip" id="focusable-example1-button">Focus me!</Button>
</div>
{options.focused && (
<ContextView
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padding="small"
borderWidth="small"
display="block"
id="focusable-example1-tooltip"
role="tooltip"
>
I&#39;m focused!
</ContextView>
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