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As an editor of the KB I want to build the most robust articles for editors to be able to get the information they need.
As an editor I want high quality KB articles for me to learn from.
Description or Additional Context
This came up when working on bringing the PDFs out of the KB and making them actual html in the KB. Some of the limitations have made it so there are single elements in a list with images between instead of being able to put a full ordered list together with images in context that make sense to screen reader users. Visually it can be done, but to a screen reader user it will read as single item separate lists, which makes it more confusing like when there are 3 steps to the process, but they hear that there's only one item in the list they're on.
Discover what content types are turned off in the KB and come up with a list of recommendations for content types that would be useful to turn on to make the KB the best source of information we can for editors.
Acceptance Criteria
Discover list of content types that are turned off for the KB
Create a list of recommended content types that should be turned on for the KB
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
User Story or Problem Statement
As an editor of the KB I want to build the most robust articles for editors to be able to get the information they need.
As an editor I want high quality KB articles for me to learn from.
Description or Additional Context
This came up when working on bringing the PDFs out of the KB and making them actual html in the KB. Some of the limitations have made it so there are single elements in a list with images between instead of being able to put a full ordered list together with images in context that make sense to screen reader users. Visually it can be done, but to a screen reader user it will read as single item separate lists, which makes it more confusing like when there are 3 steps to the process, but they hear that there's only one item in the list they're on.
An example page where this can be seen is the Find your environment section on the How to access and manage demo environments page.
Steps for Implementation
Discover what content types are turned off in the KB and come up with a list of recommendations for content types that would be useful to turn on to make the KB the best source of information we can for editors.
Acceptance Criteria
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: