Accessible Component Showcase
Every component below is fully operable with the keyboard alone and exposes correct ARIA semantics to assistive technology. Try it with Tab, arrow keys, Enter, Space and Escape.
Modal Dialog
Open with Enter/Space · Tab cycles within dialog · Esc or backdrop closes
Tabs
One tab in tab order · ← → switch · Home/End first/last
Apples are crisp and sweet. They store well and come in many varieties — from tart Granny Smith to honeyed Fuji. Perfect for snacks, pies and cider.
Bananas are soft, creamy and energy-rich. Naturally wrapped, they travel easily and ripen after picking. Great in smoothies, cereals and baking.
Cherries are small, juicy and burst with flavor. Their short season makes them a summer treat. Enjoy fresh, in pies, or preserved as jam.
Combobox (Autocomplete)
Type to filter · ↑↓ move highlight · Enter select · Esc close & revert
Accordion / Disclosure Group
Enter or Space toggles · multiple panels may be open at once
Accessibility ensures everyone can use your product — including people relying on a keyboard, a screen reader, or high contrast display. It is both a legal and an ethical baseline for the web.
Roving tabindex keeps only one element of a widget in the tab order (tabindex="0") while the rest have tabindex="-1". Arrow keys move focus among them, updating which one holds tabindex="0".
Applying the hidden attribute only after the collapse animation finishes keeps the content available to assistive technology for the whole transition, so nothing is announced prematurely.