Some list and tree items do not expose their values to screenreaders · Tichau/FileConverter#95

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説明

Within the interface of the program certain elements lack the necessary accessibility labels allowing blind users who rely on their screenreaders to figure out what their function is. In such a case either only the value a setting is set to is read or the items carry generic names that do not convey the significant information to the user such as "File Converter Preset Model. Examples of such items can be found in:

the list of configured conversion presets where instead of the preset names generic container names are read;
in the tree of available input formats, the expandable tree branches carry the same generic control names;
on the list of output formats, the different format items carry generic control names;
in the Application settings the sliders and checkboxes do not have any labels so they are announced but the user does not know what is being set.

A fix of those issues would be greatly appreciated.

コントリビューターガイド

技術スタック: csharp
領域: accessibilitydesktop
Issue 種別: accessibility
難度: 2
推定時間: half day
活動状況: stale
明確さ: clear
前提条件: C# basicsWindows UI accessibility
初心者向け度: 80
調査方針: The issue lists four specific areas: the conversion presets list, the input formats tree, the output formats list, and application settings sliders/checkboxes. Start by examining the UI code (likely in WPF or WinForms) to locate these components. Look for where accessibility properties are set or missing, and add appropriate AutomationProperties.Name or AccessibleName values to ensure screen readers announce the function of each element. Check for any existing patterns in the codebase for accessibility labeling to maintain consistency.