radix-ui

Build accessible web components using Radix UI primitives to handle ARIA attributes, focus management, and keyboard interactions automatically. You compose unstyled interactive elements like dialogs and menus, ensuring compliance without manually managing complex accessibility logic.

The asChild composition pattern in Radix UI allows you to pass props to a child element instead of rendering a wrapper DOM node. Use this pattern to prevent extra div wrappers, maintain cleaner DOM structures, and apply custom styling to primitive components.

Set up consistent theming using Radix Themes to define design tokens, colors, and typography across your application. This integrates with your design system to provide a unified visual language while maintaining the accessibility standards of the underlying primitives.

Yes, Radix UI handles focus management for interactive components like tooltips and menus automatically. It manages focus trapping, restoration, and keyboard interactions internally, ensuring your components remain accessible to screen reader and keyboard users.

Compose complex interactive dialogs using Radix UI primitives, which provide unstyled, accessible foundations for overlays, content, and triggers. This approach ensures correct ARIA attributes and keyboard navigation while giving you full control over the visual styling.

Custom UI components often fail keyboard navigation tests due to missing focus management or incomplete ARIA attributes. Radix UI primitives solve this by implementing standard keyboard interactions and focus trapping automatically, ensuring your dialogs and menus meet accessibility requirements.