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Accessibility cheat sheet & developer notes

Accessibility cheat sheet and 2 curated developer notes — core concepts, patterns, and interview prep. Maintained by the DevRecall team.

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Semantic HTML, ARIA & Landmarks

Semantic HTML, ARIA & Landmarks. Start with native elements. Reach for ARIA only when the platform does not give you the role you need.. The First Rule of ARIA. No ARIA is better than bad ARIA. If a native HTML element d…

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02 · Accessibility

Keyboard, Focus & Testing

Keyboard, Focus & Testing. Tab order, focus management, skip links, color contrast, and the tooling that catches regressions before users do.. Keyboard Navigation. Every interactive element must be reachable and operable…

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Concepts to know for Accessibility

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Web Accessibility FundamentalsHow the browser turns your DOM into the accessibility tree screen readers use, why semantic HTML beats ARIA, and how to get keyboard, focus and forms right.Intermediate·14 min

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