Progress — accessibility

Keyboard

Progress is not interactive: nothing to focus, nothing to press. Any action tied to the job (cancel, retry, open the result) is a separate button next to it.

The track is role="progressbar" with aria-label naming the process ("Zpracování přepisu", "Zpracování dokumentů") — required by the component (ariaLabel).
aria-valuemin="0", aria-valuemax="100"; aria-valuenow only when the value is known. In the indeterminate state it is omitted, which is how assistive technology recognises an unknown value.
aria-valuetext combines the step and the shown number ("Oprava jmen, 61 %"), so a screen reader hears the step, not a bare percentage.
Step glyphs (check, Loader, dashed circle) are decorative; the step state is carried by the visible label and its order.
When the state changes over time (running → done / failed), the host wraps Progress in a polite live region (aria-live="polite") so the change is announced without stealing focus.

Progress takes no focus and never moves it. Focus stays where the user left it while the job runs.

Label --fg and meta --fg-secondary on the surface; the failure reason uses --critical-ink.
The fill colours (--accent, --positive, --critical) sit on --border; the state is never carried by colour alone — the label and meta say it in words.

prefers-reduced-motion: reduce turns off the width transition, and the indeterminate segment becomes a full, 40 % opaque track instead of a moving one.

The indeterminate state has no value to announce; only the label and meta convey progress.
Step changes are announced only if the host provides the live region.