Feature Requests

Add option for films to autoplay with a specific set of subtitles (e.g. rather than having burned in subs)

The main heading at the top of the main listings page of the virtual site is a level 2 heading (i.e. <h2>), while the category titles beneath are also level 2. The main heading should be a higher level then the category headings, i.e. <h1>. This would help users with accessibility issues, e.g people using screen readers.

This is the button on the top right that displays your initials (once logged in). Issue first reported by a confused user who described the screen reader reading the button as "JC", his initials. He had no idea what the button would do. Requires an aria label on the <button> element saying "My account" or similar.

When navigating back from an individual film page, the scroll position of the index page is lost and the scroll position is set back to the top of the page. Very annoying UX when browsing a long films list.

The ability to manually indicate that a film has open/burned in captions.

When clicking on the link to open the virtual screenings page (link located in the menu sidebar), the page opens in a new tab. It should open in the same tab. Technically, the <a> element's target value should be "_self", not "_blank". The current behaviour negatively affects users with visual impairments, who become disoriented when they click the button.

The close button has no aria-label, so screen readers simply say "button" when focussing on it. Simple to fix but makes the experience so much better for users with visual impairments.

On an individual film page, the synopsis in the sidebar is contained in an <a> element, but the link leads nowhere. Remove the <a> element to improve user experience for those users with visual impairments.

The film titles on the Virtual Catalog page are currently in DIV tags. For increased accessibility they should be in header tags e.g. H1. This makes it quicker and easier for users with visual impairments to get a quick overview of the films on offer.