What problem does it solve?
Provides guidelines for web accessibility coding, covering the three-screen-reader elements (roles, labels, states) and four principles (structure, meaning, predictability, and visual information augmentation) to help build accessible UI. It includes practices for UI component creation and review, ARIA attributes, keyboard accessibility, and semantic HTML usage.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Defines the mental model for accessible UI: roles, labels, and states, and how to apply ARIA when needed.
- Offers concrete rules for structuring components, semantic HTML, and keyboard navigation to improve accessibility in real-world apps.
- Use Case: Auditing a React or Next.js app to ensure all interactive controls have proper roles, labels, states, and ARIA attributes.
Quick Start
Audit a sample UI to identify interactive elements and apply the accessibility guidelines immediately.