use-design-system/RadioGroup

To implement an accessible radio group in React, use a component that supports controlled and uncontrolled states alongside keyboard navigation. This ensures users can seamlessly select a single option from a predefined set using standard accessibility practices.

Yes, you can disable specific options within a radio button group. The radio group component supports item-level disabling, allowing you to prevent interaction with certain choices while keeping the rest of the selection list active.

Yes, this React radio group supports keyboard navigation for form elements. It enables seamless navigation between radio options using arrow keys, ensuring the single selection process meets accessibility standards for UI development.

Controlled radio groups manage the selected state externally via React state, while uncontrolled modes let the component handle the selection internally. This radio group supports both, allowing flexible integration depending on your form's state management needs.

Use a radio group instead of a checkbox list when users must select exactly one option from a predefined set. The radio group enforces single selection, making it ideal for inputs like choosing a shipping method during checkout.

Yes, you need React and specific UI library components for rendering and state management. The radio group is designed for UI development within React applications and requires these dependencies to handle accessible selection and display.