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You can configure accessibility features for your cards inbox within MoEngage to ensure inclusivity for all users. For a comprehensive understanding of the accessibility feature, refer here.

Set Up Accessibility for Cards

Perform the below-mentioned step-by-step instructions to configure accessibility for the cards inbox.
  1. On the left navigation menu in the MoEngage dashboard, click Settings, and then click Advanced Settings > Accessibility Controls. cardsaccessibility1.gif
  2. On the Accessibility page, turn on the Enable accessibility fields toggle. The Accessibility fields for Cards inbox section appear. cardsaccessibility2.gif
  3. Define the below-mentioned field values:
PlatformFieldDescription
AndroidEmpty state imageEnter a concise, descriptive text that conveys the purpose of the empty state image. For example, ’No new messages. Your inbox is empty.
Pin cardEnter a brief, descriptive text that identifies the action of pinning a card in the inbox.
Card loading imageEnter a concise, descriptive text that informs users that a card is loading in the inbox.
iOSEmpty state image labelEnter a brief, descriptive label that help users identify the purpose of the empty state image.
Empty state image hintEnter additional context or guidance that explains the empty state image’s action or expected user interaction.
Pin card labelEnter a brief, descriptive label that identifies the purpose of the pin card option.
Pin card hintEnter additional context or guidance that explains the action of pinning a card or what users can expect after tapping the button.
Card loading image labelEnter a brief, descriptive label that identifies the purpose of the card loading image.
Card loading image hintEnter additional context or guidance that explains the card loading image’s action or expected behavior. For example, ‘Please wait while we fetch the details.’
WebEmpty state imageEnter a concise, descriptive text that conveys the purpose of the empty state image in the inbox.
Pin cardEnter a brief, descriptive text that identifies the action of pinning a card in the inbox.
Close inbox button desktop webEnter a concise, descriptive text that conveys the purpose of the close inbox button on desktop.
Back button on mobile webEnter a concise, descriptive text that conveys the action of returning to the previous screen on mobile web. For example, ’Go back to the previous page.’
Refresh iconEnter a brief, descriptive text that identifies the action of reloading or refreshing the inbox content.
Cards floating image desktop webEnter a concise, descriptive text that conveys the purpose of the floating image alongside cards on desktop.
Cards floating image mobile webEnter a concise, descriptive text that conveys the purpose of the floating image alongside cards on mobile.
For more information on the best practices for accessibility, refer here.
  1. Click Save. The configuration for the Cards inbox accessibility is completed.

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