Further accessbility improvements to search result titles

[zackkrida]

Problem

Currently search result titles announce the type of media (currently image or audio) and the title of a work. Visually, however, users are privy to much more information, including the CC licenses.

Description

We may want to announce what amounts to the full CC attribution for these works, including the license info and author name.

Alternatives

Conversely, this may be too much information for users and detract from the experience of moving through the results quickly to find a suitable image.

Additional context

[dhruvkb]

I am not remotely an accessibility expert but imo, the exact same amount of information as accessible to screen readers as to a person reading the screen directly. So while I'm pro-"adding more info to the SR text", I'm anti-"full attribution in the SR text".

[dhruvkb]

Added the "discussion" and "ticket work required" labels till we finalise what the exact text should be.

[sarayourfriend]

I agree with @dhruvkb. SR accessibility doesn't necessarily mean providing the exact same full context so long as there are other ways of obtaining the same information. @zackkrida Did you get this feedback from someone based on experience using the site from a screen reader? As Dhruv and you've both pointed out, we don't want to make the site harder to navigate for someone using a screen reader. Perhaps making license filters more readily accessible is the best way to make sure screen reader users know the context of specific results rather than fully describing the licenses on each result.

[zackkrida]

I think we should add "{media} on Openverse" to the titles, we don't need to include any other information. Just the most basic amount of content to let you know you're visiting the page of a single, named work.

[zackkrida]

I'm actually going to close this and create a separate issue for the problem described in this comment, which refers to single result page SEO titles. The original issue, I believe, was referring to the individual result titles on a search result page, and how they should be presented. In that case I think sharing the title is sufficient, and delving into the single result can be used to determine the specific license and suitability of the result for use.