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WAI-ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications)

WAI-ARIA is the W3C specification that makes dynamic, JavaScript-driven interfaces - menus, dialogs, tabs, live regions and custom widgets - understandable to assistive technology. Misused ARIA is a leading cause of broken screen-reader experiences, so we audit and fix it against the ARIA Authoring Practices.

Overview

WAI-ARIA is the W3C specification that makes dynamic, JavaScript-driven interfaces - menus, dialogs, tabs, live regions and custom widgets - understandable to assistive technology. Misused ARIA is a leading cause of broken screen-reader experiences, so we audit and fix it against the ARIA Authoring Practices.

Who Needs to Comply?

Teams building single-page apps, design systems and complex interactive components.

Key Requirements

Roles, states & properties

Correct semantics for custom widgets so AT announces them accurately.

APG-aligned patterns

Keyboard and focus behaviour built to the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide.

'No ARIA beats bad ARIA'

We remove misused attributes and prefer native HTML where it is stronger.

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