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v11 Notification component accessibility changes

The Notification component in v11 no longer accepts interactive content because the semantics of this context would be stripped from users of screen readers. A new Actionable Notification component is being shipped to offer a better, accessible experience for use cases where interactive content is needed.

Actionable notification accessibility impact

Actionable notifications, since they require user interaction, take focus when triggered and can be highly disruptive to screen readers and keyboard users.

Timed notifications accessibility requirement

Do not use notifications that dismiss on a timer for critical or emergency messages. Some users with disabilities need more time to read or interact with messages and timed actionable toasts may not provide sufficient time. This relates to WCAG 2.1 success criterion 2.2.4 (AAA).

Noncritical notification management accessibility requirement

Users should be able to manage or limit noncritical notifications. This gives users the control to reduce the number of distractions or disruptions they receive, which is particularly helpful for users with cognitive limitations. This relates to WCAG 2.1 success criterion 2.2.3 (AAA).

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