What problem does it solve?
Web accessibility gaps prevent keyboard-only users and screen reader users from understanding and completing core tasks, and they can also create compliance risk when products don’t meet WCAG expectations.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Semantic-first UI guidance: Use appropriate HTML structure (landmarks, headings, form labels) so assistive technologies interpret the page correctly.
- Keyboard interaction patterns: Ensure all functionality works with Tab/Shift+Tab, Enter/Space, arrow navigation, and ESC to close dialogs/menus.
- ARIA and state communication: Add accurate roles/attributes (e.g., dialog, aria-live, aria-labelledby/describedby) for dynamic content and clear labeling.
- Visual accessibility and testing: Apply WCAG contrast and focus-visible styles, then verify with axe/Lighthouse plus manual keyboard/screen-reader checks.
Quick Start
Create an accessibility checklist and updated component code so a React modal supports focus management, ESC-to-close, and properly labeled screen reader content, targeting WCAG 2.1 AA.