Accessibility Question about Heading Levels and Heading Styles
Noticed something odd about the heading styles/code which I'm hoping someone could shed some light on. When creating a page in SharePoint, I noticed that the Heading Styles don't match what's in the code. For example, I can have text that I assign with 'Heading 1' from the text editor, but when I look in the code it's an <h2>. The only trouble I see in this is that a person who is trying to create content to meet accessibility requirements may think that the heading styles will assign the right header tag in the code but this isn't the case. The outcome will be confusing for users of screen readers. Does anyone know if this will be addressed or if there is a sound reason behind this approach?
Integration from ServiceNow to Sharepoint online calendar
I want approved Change Management request from ServiceNow send to SharePoint site Calendar. Is this possible to do in SharePoint? I found this information but flow does not send to calendar: https://us.flow.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/shared_service-now/servicenow/SharePoint Online accessibility compliance (WCAG v2.0)
Hi, Eli Waalkes I was referred by Mark Kashman to check with you on accessibility issues that were reported to us by a firm that we have worked for an Intranet project. I have a document that outlines the issues identified during accessibility testing on the Communication Hub site that we've recently completed. Please confirm whether submitting a Microsoft 365 service request will be a good avenue to reach out to see if those issues are already in the SharePoint roadmap. Note, there are a couple of screenshots in my doc that are specific to our org so I was hesitant to post it here in Tech Community or User voice. Otherwise, I can also be available via Tech Community mail or Twitter handle below. Thanks, Fred Yano https://twitter.com/fredyano
