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A set of HTML attributes that help assistive technologies understand interactive components, states, and roles. ARIA fills accessibility gaps when native HTML alone is not enough.
Definition
A set of HTML attributes that help assistive technologies understand interactive components, states, and roles. ARIA fills accessibility gaps when native HTML alone is not enough.
Without ARIA, many custom components become confusing or unusable for screen reader users.
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