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Make ClickUp more accessible
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Hannah Litz
Adopt a VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) in order to be more accessible to users with different ability levels, and to widen the scope of organizations that can use your software.
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Ivan Villa
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Hey Everyone 👋 quick update here.
We've just setup our team to focus solely on the accessibility of our product and conforming to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Thanks so much for everyone that has been pushing for this, we are excited to start making progress and will keep everyone updated along the way!
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Brendan Wolfe
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Accessability for users with Visual Impairment
Melissa Wilkins
As a user that relies on a screen reader I find the navigation quit difficult. Creating a task and navigating between the inbox and Task List is easy. However, going through the tasks one by one is a challenge. Especially since the ... button is unavailable without the use of a mouse. Is there any chance to make without a mouse within the task list easier?
Brendan Wolfe
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Duller colours for people with sensitive sight
Hannah Robson
I am struggling with the home layout as it is very overwhelming. I tried changing to dark mode, which helped a little. The problem is that the colours are way too bright in dark mode and actually hurt my eyes (especially red). There is a high contrast mode available, could there be a low contrast mode for people who struggle with all of the bright colours everywhere?
Ivan Villa
in progress
Hey Everyone 👋 quick update here.
We've just setup our team to focus solely on the accessibility of our product and conforming to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Thanks so much for everyone that has been pushing for this, we are excited to start making progress and will keep everyone updated along the way!
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Kim Phillips
Same here, this would be the perfect tool for our team but accessibility features are a hard requirement for procurement in my company, particularly since digital accessibility is our business. I found this request because I was searching for the ClickUp VPAT.
Brendan Wolfe
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More accessibility features such as screen readers, zoom etc
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Diana
I'd appreciate if accessibility could be taken in consideration so buttons would be labeled, keyboard navigation implemented, colorblind people would have a checkbox that could turn on some useful features for them, zoom for partially sighted people and sound notifications plus in app sounds for clicks and so on... Thank you
Brendan Wolfe
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David Sabaté
Same for us! We cannot use clickup with our team because several of our memebers are blind. It would be great to implement the WCAG rules
Sara Clark
Would also love to have accessibility upgrades in forms. When you create a form view in ClickUp, the form includes field labels. Unfortunately, the labels are not properly associated with the fields.
Please adjust the code to associate the labels with the fields through one of the WAI techniques: https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/forms/labels/
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Snafix Kazar
Yes, speaking as someone (one of many) whose poor hands have been doing heavy keyboarding and mousing since 1985, and for whom it is literally painful to do a lot of mousing and switching from keyboard to mouse ... a keyboard driven UI would be great. Please let us down- and up-arrow through tasks in list view. The scheduler popup is an accessibility nightmare. I have my browser prefs and OS prefs set to tab to every object but no objects in CU function as tab stops. And so on.
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Snafix Kazar
Replying to my own comment to say I just noticed that tabbing through the UI does show (in Chrome) links -- for example, for Home, Notifications etc down the left-hand panel -- and Enter does open whatever link is showing near the bottom edge of the window in Chrome, BUT there is no visual clue as to what object you have just tabbed to. Please add some onTab styling? (dark theme)
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