Screen Reader Labels Table
Accessible name audit table listing Acme workspace UI elements with their computed label, ARIA role, labeled or missing status, and an exact fix hint.
Accessible name audit table listing Acme workspace UI elements with their computed label, ARIA role, labeled or missing status, and an exact fix hint.
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Screen Reader Labels Table is the accessible name audit surface for the Acme workspace, ten UI elements in a five-column table: element name and selector, the computed accessible name (quoted or italicised none), the ARIA role in a code chip, a labeled/missing/redundant badge, and a fix hint. The header carries the summary: 3 missing and 1 redundant. Missing items include the sidebar navigation (no aria-label), the actions icon button on the Omar Haddad row, and the notification count badge (needs aria-live). The footer timestamps the audit run to Jun 13, 2026.
Rows are one typed array; counts are derived at module level so the header tally and the table always agree. Fix hints are the actionable output: they give the exact attribute and value to add, not a vague directive.
Reach for this block on the accessibility or QA page, wired to an automated label extraction pass over your rendered DOM. Run it on every release and block deployment when missing count is above zero.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the workspace accessible name audit table. Other label audit shapes:
Tip: redundant labels cause double-reading in most screen readers and are worth fixing even though they do not block an audit; the fix hint column is where that instruction lives.