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To make Vuetify components accessible, audit and remediate gaps in ARIA labeling, keyboard navigation, color contrast, and focus management to achieve WCAG-compliant UX. This ensures your Vue 3 interfaces are inclusive for users relying on assistive technologies.

The best way to audit a Vue 3 component library is to evaluate components against WCAG criteria and generate a remediation plan. This process identifies missing semantic HTML, ARIA attributes, and focus management issues across dialogs, forms, and navigation.

Fixing keyboard navigation and focus management in Vuetify dialogs requires enforcing proper ARIA labeling and focus trapping within the component. Applying accessible patterns ensures users can navigate and close dialogs using only their keyboards.

Yes, you can use axe-core to test accessibility remediation in a Vuetify project. Automated tools like axe-core verify conformance, while manual testing ensures keyboard navigation and screen reader interactions meet WCAG standards in production.

This accessibility remediation process applies directly to Vuetify forms and tables, ensuring inclusive interfaces across your application. It provides reusable patterns to enforce semantic HTML, proper ARIA roles, and color contrast for these specific components.