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After setting aria.show to true, ECharts will automatically generate a description of the chart according to the title, chart, data, etc. Users can also set description manually through the configuration object.
Increasing accessibility support in Apache/Superset through enhanced a11y features, such as generating aria-label with Echarts, is crucial for ensuring inclusivity and usability for all users, including those with disabilities.
By adhering to WCAG guidelines and making adjustments to colors and patterns as required, we not only enhance the user experience for individuals with disabilities but also align with standards for accessibility, promoting a more inclusive and equitable platform for all users.
Apache/Echarts has built-in capabilities for describing charts.
Let's decide to enable this feature by default, promoting inclusive content for all users. Otherwise, it may be worth considering the implementation of a feature flag to provide flexibility and accommodate varying user preferences.
Design input
If we wish to take additional steps, we can also consider altering the pattern of each series, as illustrated in #28171 description
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@frassinier great feature request/POC! This is something we're eagerly hoping to support soon, but we need a mechanism for making it possible to enable/disable this type of functionality on a per-user basis. Please take a look at #28047 for more details.
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Increasing accessibility support in Apache/Superset through enhanced a11y features, such as generating aria-label with Echarts, is crucial for ensuring inclusivity and usability for all users, including those with disabilities.
By adhering to WCAG guidelines and making adjustments to colors and patterns as required, we not only enhance the user experience for individuals with disabilities but also align with standards for accessibility, promoting a more inclusive and equitable platform for all users.
Apache/Echarts has built-in capabilities for describing charts.
Let's decide to enable this feature by default, promoting inclusive content for all users. Otherwise, it may be worth considering the implementation of a feature flag to provide flexibility and accommodate varying user preferences.
Design input
If we wish to take additional steps, we can also consider altering the pattern of each series, as illustrated in #28171 description
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: