From e06dd0558e669daae28b43eabd91bf21a79fbddc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Matthew Miller
- This section is a work in progress as this document evolves.
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+ [=User agents=] SHOULD mediate presentation and issuance requests in a
+ way that offers support for a wide range of user input methods, including
+ input hardware like keyboards, pointing devices, touch screens, voice
+ recognition, etc. Additionally, user agents SHOULD support accessible
+ output methods during these requests to ensure that prompts for
+ [=user consent=] during such requests can be meaningfully communicated to
+ the widest range of end-users.
Accessibility Considerations
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input hardware like keyboards, pointing devices, touch screens, voice
recognition, etc. Additionally, user agents SHOULD support accessible
output methods during these requests to ensure that prompts for
- [=user consent=] during such requests can be meaningfully communicated to
+ [=user permission=] during such requests can be meaningfully communicated to
the widest range of end-users.
- [=User agents=] SHOULD mediate presentation and issuance requests in a - way that offers support for a wide range of user input methods, including - input hardware like keyboards, pointing devices, touch screens, voice - recognition, etc. Additionally, user agents SHOULD support accessible - output methods during these requests to ensure that prompts for - [=user permission=] during such requests can be meaningfully communicated to - the widest range of end-users. + Credential presentation and issuance facilitated by the Digital Credentials API have many + of the same accessibility considerations as detailed in [[[credman-accessibility]]] of the + Credential Management API. +
++ [=credential chooser | Credential choosers=] have additional responsibilities. Contents + displayed to users during these ceremonies, including modal dialogs and QR codes, should be + accessible to screen readers. Interactive elements of a ceremony should also be + keyboard-accessible whether the user wishes to proceed with the ceremony or abort it.