modern-accessible-html-jsx

Write semantic HTML and JSX by structuring content with native elements like header, nav, main, and footer. Use native elements over ARIA where possible, maintain correct heading order, and provide meaningful alt text for images.

Use ARIA roles only when native HTML elements cannot provide the required semantics. Minimize ARIA usage by defaulting to native elements to ensure better keyboard accessibility and screen reader compatibility.

Refactor web pages by replacing non-semantic div containers with semantic landmark elements such as section and article. Add accessible names and meaningful alt text to improve keyboard navigation and screen reader interpretation.

Yes, apply this approach when building component libraries, UI pages, and marketing sites. It enforces accessibility as a baseline requirement by ensuring proper heading order, keyboard navigation, and semantic markup in all frontend development tasks.

Ensure keyboard accessibility in JSX components by using semantic HTML elements that support native focus management. Maintain correct heading order and use native interactive elements instead of adding ARIA attributes to non-semantic divs.

Screen readers skip content when web interfaces lack semantic structure and proper landmarks. Replace non-semantic divs with elements like main and section, and provide meaningful alt text to ensure content is properly announced.