Dashboard accessibility: Landmarks don't always have a unique role or role/label combination

[vrimill]

For users with screen-readers, aria label provides important information about functionality. (Background: Microsoft accessibility standards require Microsoft sites to ensure sites are usable by users with screen reader devices.)

From Keros accessibility reports:

1. Landmarks must have a unique role or role/label combination(aria-label OR aria-labelledby) (form[method="POST"])
2. <form action="​https://qadevblogs.wpengine.com/visualstudio/wp-admin/admin.php?page=gadwp_settings" method="POST"><p class="submit"><input type="submit" name="submit" id="submit" class="button" value="Authorize Plugin"></p></form>

[afercia]

@vrimill thanks for your report. The WordPress admin interface uses some landmarks and, to my knowledge, the ones with the same role use an aria-label that disambiguate them.

When you have a chance, please provide some more details, for example the WordPress page where you've noticed this issue?

From the HTML snippet you've posted above, especially the part "admin.php?page=gadwp_settings", I have the impression it's a page added by some plugin (I guess it's the Google Analytics Dashboard for WP by ExactMetrics (formerly GADWP) plugin). If that's the case, I'm afraid WordPress is not responsible for the markup produced by a plugin.

[afercia]

This seems something added by a plugin. No reporter feedback in a week. Going to close this ticket, please do feel free to reopen if I'm missing something.