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If we divide our survey into multiple pages, is the “click to next page” button a barrier for disabled users relying on a screen reader and/or using the keyboard instead of a mouse to advance to the next page?
Also, does the Next button “onclick” (Javascript?) event handler command affect users who cannot use a mouse and must rely on using the keyboard exclusively?
That code on the onclick handler simply augments the validation of the survey. Checking for validation problems before it goes to the survey.
The nice thing is the survey will still do that *anyway* even if the page is submitted and the onclick is never fired (like in the case of JAWS or other screen readers). That’s why it doesn’t matter so much.
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