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Accessibility Implementation Review

  • Native HTML provides the primary semantics; ARIA is used only where necessary and does not duplicate or contradict it.
  • Controls have intended computed role, name, state, value, and relationships in each key state.
  • Keyboard entry, operation, reverse navigation, exit, escape/cancel, focus visibility, and restoration work.
  • Modal background is unavailable/inert without hiding the dialog's ancestor or applying aria-hidden to a backdrop.
  • Forms use visible labels and native semantics where appropriate; error behavior is contextual and recoverable.
  • Responsive navigation remains ordinary links unless an application-menu keyboard contract is implemented.
  • Composite widgets have the full documented contract and no role-pattern mixing.
  • Adaptive layout, motion, media, target exceptions, and drag alternatives are implemented where applicable.