Unnecessary ARIA attributes on button options list.

Is it an issue related to Adaptive Cards?

No.

What is the PWD impact?

No response

What browsers and screen readers do this issue affect?

No response

Are there any code-based customization done to Web Chat?

No, I am using Web Chat without any customizations except "styleOptions".

What version of Web Chat are you using?

Latest production

Which area does this issue affect?

ARIA roles

What is the public URL for the website?

https://edfinancial.com

How to reproduce the issue?

This is feedback from the accessibility company Allyant who has been testing our website and has people who use screenreaders and other assistive technologies as a part of their testing team.

The presence of an unnecessary ARIA attribute can create unexpected behavior across various configurations.

What do you expect?

The presence of an unnecessary ARIA attribute can create unexpected behavior across various configurations. Remove the role=toolbar, aria-orientation=vertical, aria-keyshortcuts and role=form attribute from each element.

What actually happened?

See other responses.

Do you have any screenshots or recordings to repro the issue?

No response

Did you find any DOM elements that might have caused the issue?

No response

MAS reference

No response

WCAG reference

https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/Understanding/name-role-value

WAI-ARIA reference

No response

Adaptive Card JSON

No response

Additional context

No response

No source file or test is named. Start by reproducing the issue on the reported site and inspect the Web Chat button options list for role=toolbar, aria-orientation=vertical, aria-keyshortcuts, and role=form. Done means those attributes are absent from each affected element without changing the list's behavior, with accessibility behavior checked against the WCAG name-role-value reference.