It's been an eventful series looking back at all these A11Y articles. I've already learned so much and feel like I only touched base on some of the basic stuff. For now, I don't have any articles planned around accessibility, but I'm writing down ide...
While diving into this magical accessibility journey, we have come across the WAI-ARIA Live several times. And every time, I've promised you to return to it as it deeps a deeper explanation. So here we are, an introduction to ARIA live. The need for ...
Now that we had a look at all the possible ARIA properties let's do the same for all of the states. It's good to remember that states are there to add what current state an element is in. WAI-ARIA States list aria-checked: Indicate the current check...
In the previous article, we had a look at what the WAI-ARIA is and which global parts it comes with. I'll go a bit deeper into WAI-ARIA properties in this specific article. As a reminder, properties give extra meaning to an attribute, as to states th...
In the previous article, we had a short introduction to WAI-ARIAs and what they are. Today we'll dive a bit deeper into one of the elements: WAI-ARIA roles. The specific roles can add semantic meaning to elements where HTML might miss this context. B...
While digging into this accessibility journey, you might have heard me say a couple of times that semantics always win. However, this wasn't always the case. Before HTML5, we didn't have all the fancy semantic elements like header, footer, or main. T...
