Ben Frain • 4/14/2026

So, you want a React modal that uses the <dialog> element and transitions in AND out?

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This article provides a detailed tutorial on building a React modal component using the native HTML <dialog> element. It covers requirements like dismissal via Escape key, button, or backdrop click, and focuses on implementing CSS transitions for both the dialog and its backdrop. The guide addresses cross-browser compatibility, particularly Safari, and includes functional code examples using React refs and event handlers. Ideal for developers seeking accessible, animated modals without heavy libraries.

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