https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=102043
--- Comment #3 from Yousuf Philips (jay) <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #1)
> Hmm, not sure this is the *right* thing to do. Seems that UI implementation
> that does not lend itself well to supporting Assistive Technology (AT) needs
> to be adjusted to by default support AT use--and not implement options for
> it.
Similar to how we put the most important features in the context menu to
provide easy access to them for mouse users to speed up their workflow, a11y
always title inserted objects, so to speed up their workflow we can
automatically popup the dialog.
(In reply to Jean-Philippe MENGUAL from comment #2)
> I tend to agree with Vstuart. I think a such behaviour (item 1) should be by
> default, so that users produce naturally an accessible document. Yes, I'm
> aware of the fact it's a kind of "forcing" against users, but I think it's
> also more efficient to get accessible documents, because educational methods
> is so hard (many people, need to explain how and why, etc). If the
> productivity suite has dialogs or wizards to require something before
> inserting some objects, people will make it accessible without even being
> aware of it. And it's likely a good thing. Letting users choose results they
> do not, and many docs are not accessible (yes we never know who will use a
> doc, etc).
The intent is to provide a better workflow for a11y users and not to worsen the
workflow for non-a11y users. It wouldnt be good UX for non-a11y users to always
get prompted to name an inserted object, as they can see the object in their
document.
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