[Adaptive Cards- Action.showcard] : 'What do you think' label is not associated with its button control.

Target Platforms

Other

SDK Version

1.6

Application Name

Adaptive Cards

Problem Description

Test Environment:
URL: https://adaptivecards.io/
OS Version: Dev (OS Build 27695.1000)
Browser Version: Version 130.0.2849.1 (Official build) dev (64-bit)
Screen Reader: Narrator

Repro steps:

1. Open the above URL in the edge dev browser.
2. Navigate to the 'Schema Explorer' option and press enter key to activate it.
3. Press tab key and navigate to the 'Action.ShowCard' link and press enter key to activate it.
4. Press tab key and navigate to the 'Neat' button and observe the issue.

Actual Result:
While navigating to the 'Neat' button, 'What do you think?' label is not associated with its button control. While navigating on the Neat button screen reader is announcing only as 'Neat button.'

Expected Result:
'What do you think?' label should be associated with button control so that when the screen reader focus lands on it then screen reader should announce the information as 'What do you think? Neat button.'

Note:

1. Same issue is repro with NVDA.
2. Same issue is repro under Input.Text and column set screen.
3. Same issue is repro throughout the application.

User Impact:
It will impact the screen reader user as label is not associated with its controls . User will be confuse about the control like this button related to which area.

WCAG Reference:
https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/info-and-relationships

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Screenshots

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/22e62bf7-c1bd-4e18-b29e-3df444cf8bf7

Card JSON

NA

Sample Code Language

No response

Sample Code

No response

Reproduce the issue at https://adaptivecards.io/ through Schema Explorer and Action.ShowCard, then inspect the implementation used by the Neat button and its surrounding label. Verify the result with Narrator or NVDA, including the Input.Text and column set cases; done means the screen reader announces “What do you think? Neat button.”