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name: Accessibility issue
about: Report something on the site that people with disabilities find hard or impossible to use.
title: "Accessibility: "
labels: accessibility
assignees: ''
---

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## Summary

<!-- One or two sentences: what is wrong, and where. -->

## Where

<!-- The page's address, or the name of the screen in an app, and the part of it. Give the component's name if you know it. -->

- Page or screen:
- Component or part of the page:

## Steps to reproduce

<!-- The fewest steps that show the problem, starting from the page above. Say which keys you pressed or what you said. -->

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## Expected

<!-- What should happen. -->

## Actual

<!-- What happens instead. -->

## Who is affected, and how

<!-- Who cannot do what, and what that stops them doing. For example: people who use a keyboard cannot open the menu, so they cannot reach their account. -->

## WCAG criterion

<!-- If you know it: the number, name and level, such as 2.1.1 Keyboard (Level A). If you do not, leave it blank; whoever triages the issue will add it. -->

## Severity

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Write one of these. Severity is the effect on people, not the level of the criterion: a Level AA failure can be Critical and a Level A failure can be Low.
Critical: blocks a task. Some people cannot complete it on their own, or are put at risk.
High: the task can be done only with serious difficulty, or with a workaround most people will not find.
Medium: the task takes clearly more time or effort, or is confusing, but people get through it.
Low: a minor annoyance or inconsistency, with little effect on getting things done.
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## Environment

<!-- Versions matter: a problem may appear with one browser or screen reader and not another. -->

- Browser and version:
- Operating system and version:
- Assistive technology and version, if any (screen reader, magnifier, voice control, switch):
- Settings, if any (zoom level, text size, forced colors or high contrast, reduced motion):

## Screenshots or recording

<!-- Drag images or a short video here. For a screen reader problem, a recording with sound, or the exact words it read out, helps most. Leave out personal data. -->

## Suggested fix

<!-- Optional: how it could be fixed, or a pattern to follow. -->