Re: 3.2.2: Understanding change of context

Thanks for the response.

Its clear to me upon reading it again :).
I guess I got lost in the verbosity of the content.

Please consider this thread as resolved and closed.

Appreciate your help and thanks again.

Thanks,
Kalpeshkumar Jain

On Wed, 7 Jul, 2021, 12:57 Jan Hellbusch, <jan@hellbusch.de> wrote:

> > The definition of changes of context
> > <https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/on-input.html#dfn-changes
> > -of-context>  states 'moving focus to a different component' is one of
> the examples of change of context.
> >
> > Does that mean opening a modal window is a change of context?
> > If yes then how do we comply with 3.2.2 (informing the user ahead of
> time)?
>
> No, since activating a button to open a modal dialog window is not input.
>
> If you are using a button to open the dialog window, you can use <button
> aria-haspopup="dialog">do something</button> to indicate to a screen reader
> user that there will be an overlay.
>
> Typical applicability of 3.2.2 would be an input field or selecting an
> option in a <select> when keyboard focus changes  during input/selection.
>
> Jan
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