Issue Summary

The back button next to the search input lacks an accessible name.

Test URLs

mycolorado-general-support

mycolorado-accessibility-support

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open the myColorado Support Request Form on iOS or Android devices.
2. Enable a screen reader (VoiceOver on iOS or TalkBack on Android).
3. Navigate to the search button in the header.
4. A search input field appears.
5. Navigate to the back arrow key using the screen reader (swipe left using TalkBack).
6. Observe that the screen reader announces "button" without an appropriate name.

Screen Recording

MicrosoftTeams-video (1).mp4

Actual Results

The Back button, next to the search input, lacks an accessible name. A backward-pointing arrow is visible, but the <svg> element does not include alternative text. This prevents assistive technologies from exposing the label.

As a result, screen reader user might not understand the purpose of the button effectively.

Expected Results

The screen reader should announce a unique, descriptive label for the button. Specify the label "Back" using the aria-label attribute on the button element.

Code Snippet

<button aria-label="Back" ...>
<span ...>
<svg role="presentation"... </svg>
</span>
</button>

Workaround

Currently there is no known workaround for this behavior. A workaround will be added here when available.

Environment

iPhone 15 Pro Max
iOS Version 26.0
Android Version 14
Chrome - Version 140.0.7339.207
Safari- Version 26
TalkBack
Voiceover - Version Latest