Hello All,
I had never had to really deal with this ever in the past. But now, we do have visually impaired users who would be using the app I am building. Since I have about 271 warnings right now about it, I just want to get it right starting from label1. This may sound trivial but it suddenly is a huge thing for us to get it right.
For example: How long can the Accessible Label description be? If I have say, a First Name and Last name Text Boxes/Labels on the screen, do we label it as "Enter First Name" or would just 'First Name' be fine? Would the width of the label now somehow suddenly be dependent on the length of the Accessible Label.text. Meaning, If I have First Name as my label text on the screen BUT If I have 'Enter First Name' as my accessible label', how do I know its not looking awry for the visually impaired audience? So, should I always set my Label width in accordance with the length of the Accessible Label text then?
Please let me know what's a good etiquette to coin these Accessible Label properties? Also, do we normally account for label widths on the form, based off of the lengths of these AC descriptions?
Thanks

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