Almero Steyn • 3/23/2017

Accessible React Router navigation with ARIA Live Regions and Redux.

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This technical article explains a common accessibility problem in Single Page Applications (SPAs) built with React Router: silent page transitions that confuse screen reader users. It provides a solution using ARIA Live Regions integrated with Redux to programmatically announce navigation events, ensuring users with visual disabilities are informed when the application's view changes. The tutorial includes concepts applicable across frameworks and references a working example on GitHub.

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