Accessible satisfaction Survey
Currently, Atera's satisfaction survey system lacks accessibility features, particularly for visually impaired users. When a ticket is resolved, Atera sends out a survey, but blind users are unable to interact with it effectively using screen readers. Key issues include the lack of attributes announcing survey options like "Very Poor," "Poor," "Matched Expectations," "Great," and "Super," which are identified only as "Blank." Additionally, attempting to click on these options does not launch the survey in the web browser. Furthermore, the web version of the survey also presents accessibility challenges.
We request the implementation of comprehensive accessibility features within Atera's survey system. This includes ensuring that survey options are properly labeled for screen reader compatibility and enabling seamless interaction with the survey interface for users with visual impairments. Additionally, improvements to the web version of the survey to address accessibility issues are essential.
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Lee Mayzes commented
We can export all the ratings, but none of the notes left on a feedback form unless you go in and have a look at the tickets.