You can use the following items on a dashboard you want to be accessible.
Tableau 10.2
- Workbook Tabs
- Dashboard Title
- View Title
- View Caption (when visible)
- View Data Page
- List Filter
- Text Object
- Web Page Object
- Categorical Legend
Tableau 10.4
- Dropdown List Filter
Tableau 2018.1
- Toolbar
Tableau 2018.2
- Dashboard Extensions (depends on the accessibility of the specific extension)
Tableau 2018.3
- Image Object
- Navigation Button Object
Tableau 2019.1
- Keyboard Navigation Help
Tableau 2019.2
- Collapsable Containers
Tableau 2020.1
- Export Button Object
Tableau 2020.2
- Data Highlighter
- Parameter Controls
- Set Controls
Tableau 2020.3
- Relative Date Filter
We plan to add to this list over time, but for now if it's not on this list, it's not accessible.
Hi Brent -
Yes, this list is up-to-date as of Tableau 2019.3 (the latest version). The formal documentation we have is available here:
Build Dashboards for Accessibility - Tableau
Map Views have the same sort of accessibility as all other view types. This means that the end user of the dashboard can open the View Data page for the view to access the underlying data in an accessible table format. Note that none of the map controls themselves (pan, zoom, etc) are accessible at this point.
Kyle
