WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices 1.1¶
King, M., & Cooper, M. (2019). WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices 1.1.
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Domain-specific¶
- Keyboard Accessibility
- Assistive-technology compatibility — the upstream contract: screen readers, switch scanners, sip-and-puff devices, and voice-control software all drive the keyboard interface, so certifying the keyboard channel certifies all of them at once. Custom-widget and design-system engineering — building tab order, focus indicators, focus trapping/restoration, and per-control keyboard interaction models into reusable components (the ARIA Authoring Practices interaction patterns).
This sourceThe WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices' keyboard-interface guidance for custom widgets - tab order and the page tab sequence, visible focus indicators, modal-dialog focus containment and restoration, and a per-pattern Keyboard Interaction model. The WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices modal dialog pattern, in which focus moves into the dialog, Tab and Shift+Tab are contained, and focus returns to the invoking element on close.
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“The tab order remains constant regardless of thumb value and visual position within the slider.”
- Assistive-technology compatibility — the upstream contract: screen readers, switch scanners, sip-and-puff devices, and voice-control software all drive the keyboard interface, so certifying the keyboard channel certifies all of them at once. Custom-widget and design-system engineering — building tab order, focus indicators, focus trapping/restoration, and per-control keyboard interaction models into reusable components (the ARIA Authoring Practices interaction patterns).
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