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Demystifying Accessibility in React Apps

Talkat React Paris 2025 · 2025-03-20..03-21· [react, accessibility]
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Practical guide to accessibility in React that gives concrete patterns not platitudes: prioritise use native HTML first, use ARIA only where needed, and implement working examples — icon buttons with aria-hidden or visually-hidden labels, focus management with :focus-visible and :has plus hover media queries, labeled inputs wired by id/useId and aria-describedby for hints and errors, live notifications via aria-live / role="alert", and automated checks with axe DevTools, Lighthouse, jsx-a11y and testing-library that actually surface regressions.

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  1. 0:00Q&A session
  2. 2:36Introduction to accessibility
  3. 4:22Accessibility foundations
  4. 6:19Understanding ARIA
  5. 10:09ARIA best practices
  6. 12:38Accessible icon buttons
  7. 15:46Focus management
  8. 19:52Accessible form inputs
  9. 22:54Describing input elements
  10. 25:17Validation and error states
  11. 28:26Syncing visual and semantic cues
  12. 30:27ARIA live regions
  13. 34:14Accessible form demo
  14. 35:16Automated testing tools
  15. 36:54Semantic testing strategies
  16. 38:23Inclusive design and conclusion
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