A comprehensive library of inclusive design patterns that work for all users. These components follow WCAG 2.1 AAA standards and provide excellent keyboard and screen reader support.
Accordion Component
An accessible alternative to the native details/summary elements with proper ARIA attributes and keyboard navigation.
All interactive elements are keyboard accessible:
Tab - Move to next element
Shift + Tab - Move to previous element
Enter or Space - Activate buttons
Arrow Keys - Navigate within components
Components include proper ARIA attributes:
Semantic HTML elements for better structure
ARIA labels for meaningful descriptions
Live regions for dynamic content announcements
Proper heading hierarchy
Focus is managed thoughtfully:
Focus trap in modals prevents losing focus
Focus returns to trigger element after closing
Visible focus indicators on all interactive elements
Skip links to jump to main content
All text meets WCAG AAA standards:
Minimum 7:1 contrast ratio for normal text
4.5:1 for large text
Never rely on color alone to convey information
Icons paired with text labels
Tabs Component
Navigate with arrow keys. Tab panels support full keyboard navigation.
Inclusive Design Patterns
These components follow WCAG 2.1 Level AAA guidelines and implement progressive enhancement strategies. They work without JavaScript and enhance when available.
Progressive Enhancement
Core functionality works without JS
Security First
Protected against common attacks
Accessible Component Library
Accordion: Replaces problematic details/summary with proper ARIA
Tabs: Full keyboard support and focus management
Modal: Focus trap, escape key, and backdrop click
Carousel: Alternative to auto-playing carousels with controls
Implementation Guidelines
Do: Use Semantic HTML
Start with proper HTML elements before adding ARIA
Do: Test with Real Users
Include people with disabilities in your testing
Don't: Override Native Behavior
Native elements work better than custom implementations
Carousel Alternative
A better alternative to auto-playing carousels. Users control the pace, with clear navigation controls and pause functionality.
Accessible by Default
Components work for everyone, including screen reader users
Form Components
Accessible form inputs with proper labels, error messages, and hints.