Add aria-label attributes to fluent-select elements in mgt-planner for accessibility compliance #3466
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This PR resolves an accessibility issue where fluent-select elements in the mgt-planner component were missing accessible names, causing screen readers and other assistive technologies to fail the "aria-input-field-name" accessibility requirement.
Problem
The accessibility testing tool identified that fluent-select elements at the following element path were not providing accessible names:
Solution
Added appropriate
aria-labelattributes to both fluent-select elements in therenderNewTask()method:Before:
After:
Changes Made
strings.ts: Added two new localized strings:
selectPlan: 'Select plan'- for the plan/group selectorselectBucket: 'Select bucket'- for the bucket/folder selectormgt-planner.ts: Added
aria-labelattributes to both fluent-select elements:aria-label="${this.strings.selectPlan}"aria-label="${this.strings.selectBucket}"Impact
This minimal change ensures that the mgt-planner component meets accessibility standards while preserving all existing functionality.
Fixes #3371.
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