Feature: Accessibility for RTL Users
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Accessibility for RTL Users
Feature Story Card
Feature Name: Accessibility for RTL Users
Feature Description: This feature focuses on ensuring that the application is fully accessible to Right-to-Left (RTL) users. This includes compatibility with assistive technologies and fulfilling all applicable accessibility standards for RTL content.
Fibonacci Effort Estimation
- Estimated Effort: 13
Business Value and Goals
- Priority: High
- Strategic Alignment: This feature directly aligns with the organizational goal of inclusivity and aims to broaden the application's user base to include those using RTL languages and assistive technologies.
Stakeholders
- Product Owner: @dmidlo
- Stakeholders: End-users, accessibility consultants, UX/UI designers
Definition of Success
- Full compatibility of RTL mode with screen readers and other assistive technologies.
- Successful passing of all accessibility tests in RTL mode.
- Positive feedback from user testing involving people who rely on assistive technologies.
Epics
- Epic 1: Screen Reader Compatibility in RTL Mode
- Epic 2: Keyboard Navigation in RTL Layout
- Epic 3: ARIA Attributes for RTL Content
Agile Ranking
- Story: RTL Accessibility Improvements
- Task: Implement ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation
- Sub-Task: Unit tests, Automated Accessibility Checks
Dependencies
- Accessibility testing tools and expertise
- Screen readers for testing purposes
Risks and Mitigations
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Risk: Incomplete or faulty screen reader support
- Mitigation: Rigorous testing with multiple screen reader technologies, and user testing with individuals who rely on screen readers.
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Risk: Inconsistent keyboard navigation in RTL mode
- Mitigation: Conduct accessibility audits focused on keyboard navigation, refine user experience based on feedback.
Notes
- RTL languages have unique syntactical and structural requirements that need special attention during the development process.
Attachments
- [Link to wireframes focused on RTL layouts]
- [Link to accessibility audit reports]
Team Discussion
- Ongoing: Discussions about the specific assistive technologies that need to be prioritized during testing.
Progress Tracking
- Progress: Not Started
- Estimate: 40 hours
- Actual Effort: N/A
- Remaining Work: 40 hours
Task Board
- [Link to the task board for this feature]
Review and Retrospective
- To be filled out upon completion of this feature.