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- Learn to use the accessibility semantics defined by the Accessible Rich Internet Application (ARIA) specification to create accessible web experiences. - This guide describes how to apply accessibility semantics to common design patterns and widgets. - It provides design patterns and functional examples complemented by in-depth guidance for fundamental practices. -
- View Patterns -Building blocks that help you make the web accessible
-- - Learn how to make accessible web components and widgets with ARIA roles, states and properties and by implementing keyboard support. - One or more ways of implementing each pattern is demonstrated with a functional example. - -
- Learn More -- Learn how to use HTML sectioning elements and ARIA landmark roles to make it easy for assistive technology users to understand the meaning of the layout of a page. -
- Learn More -- Providing elements with accessible names and, where appropriate, accessible descriptions is one of the most important responsibilities authors have when developing accessible web experiences. -
- Learn More -- Learn about other fundamental practices related to correctly using accessibility semantics, developing keyboard interfaces, and more. -
- Learn More -- - The APG Task Force relies on broad community representation and participation to continuously improve the usefulness and quality of the APG. - There are a variety of ways you can get involved and help promote development of accessible experiences. - -
-- To join the APG Task Force, individuals need to first join the W3C ARIA Working Group. - Participants are expected to actively contribute to the work of the task force. -
- Learn more about the work of the task force and how to join -- Many valuable contributions are made by people who find or raise issues of interest in our GitHub repository and then submit proposed changes via a GitHub pull request. - If you choose this path, please start by studying our guidelines for contributing to the repository and maintaining code quality. -
- View ReadMe in the GitHub repository -- The APG Task Force uses the public aria-practices mailing list for email discussion. - Meeting announcements, agendas, and links to minutes are sent to the mailing list. - While GitHub issues are the preferred place to discuss APG content, the mailing list is available to anyone who would prefer to communicate with the APG Task Force via email. -
-+ Learn to use the accessibility semantics defined by the Accessible Rich Internet Application (ARIA) specification to create accessible web experiences. + This guide describes how to apply accessibility semantics to common design patterns and widgets. + It provides design patterns and functional examples complemented by in-depth guidance for fundamental practices. +
+ View Patterns + +Building blocks that help you make the web accessible
++ Learn how to make accessible web components and widgets with ARIA roles, states and properties and by implementing keyboard support. + One or more ways of implementing each pattern is demonstrated with a functional example. +
+ Learn More + +Learn how to use HTML sectioning elements and ARIA landmark roles to make it easy for assistive technology users to understand the meaning of the layout of a page.
+ Learn More + +Providing elements with accessible names and, where appropriate, accessible descriptions is one of the most important responsibilities authors have when developing accessible web experiences.
+ Learn More + +Learn about other fundamental practices related to correctly using accessibility semantics, developing keyboard interfaces, and more.
+ Learn More + ++ The APG Task Force relies on broad community representation and participation to continuously improve the usefulness and quality of the APG. + There are a variety of ways you can get involved and help promote development of accessible experiences. +
++ To join the APG Task Force, individuals need to first join the W3C ARIA Working Group. + Participants are expected to actively contribute to the work of the task force. +
+ Learn more about the work of the task force and how to join + ++ Many valuable contributions are made by people who find or raise issues of interest in our GitHub repository and then submit proposed changes via a GitHub pull request. + If you choose this path, please start by studying our guidelines for contributing to the repository and maintaining code quality. +
+ View ReadMe in the GitHub repository + ++ The APG Task Force uses the public aria-practices mailing list for email discussion. + Meeting announcements, agendas, and links to minutes are sent to the mailing list. + While GitHub issues are the preferred place to discuss APG content, the mailing list is available to anyone who would prefer to communicate with the APG Task Force via email. +
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