Posts with tag “ARIA roles”

ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) roles are a set of attributes that can be applied to HTML elements to define their roles and properties in a way that can be interpreted by assistive technologies such as screen readers. By using ARIA roles, web developers can enhance the accessibility of their websites and make them more user-friendly for people with disabilities.

ARIA roles help to improve the navigability and understanding of web content for users who rely on assistive technologies. For example, developers can use ARIA roles to define landmarks such as headers, footers, and navigation menus, as well as interactive elements like buttons, sliders, and tabs.

In this section, you will find a collection of posts related to ARIA roles, including tutorials on how to implement them effectively, best practices for accessibility, and examples of how ARIA roles can improve the user experience for all visitors to your website.