Ire Aderinokun • 1/24/2017

Rules for Using ARIA in HTML

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This article details the Web Accessibility Initiative's ARIA suite and outlines five key rules for its proper use in HTML. It emphasizes using semantic HTML5 elements over ARIA where possible, not altering native element semantics with ARIA roles, and ensuring all interactive ARIA controls are keyboard accessible. The guide is a technical resource for developers focused on implementing correct and effective web accessibility practices.

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