aria-patterns

Implement ARIA patterns by applying correct roles, states, and properties to custom interactive components to ensure screen reader compatibility and keyboard operability. This skill provides specific patterns for common widgets like modals, tabs, and dropdown menus.

A modal dialog requires specific ARIA roles and properties combined with focus management and keyboard controls. This skill provides standard ARIA attributes and focus trap guidance to ensure the dialog is screen reader compatible and keyboard accessible.

Manage focus and keyboard navigation in accessible web apps by implementing focus traps, arrow navigation, and accessible names. This skill provides ARIA patterns detailing how to handle focus management across dynamic interactive widgets.

Yes, you can get ARIA patterns for common widgets including Button, Toggle Button, Modal Dialog, Dropdown Menu, Tabs, Accordion, Tooltip, and Combobox. Each pattern includes the necessary roles, states, properties, and keyboard interactions.

Test screen reader compatibility and keyboard navigation using a provided testing checklist. It recommends manual and automated checks, including keyboard-only navigation tests and a11y audits, to verify accessibility across dynamic content.

Apply ARIA states and properties to interactive components when building custom widgets that require screen reader compatibility and keyboard operability. This ensures dynamic content changes are accurately announced and controlled by users.