I'm having a bit of a discussion at work about accessibility (a11y) practices. I have a simple HTML structure like this:
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My question is, do I need to add any ARIA attributes here? To me, it feels like the existing HTML elements are enough for accessibility. What do you think?
2 Answers
You probably don't need any `aria` tags here since your example is mostly just content. The tags you're using are already doing a good job for accessibility. `aria-label` is useful when the element's content isn't clear on its own, like for a button where a short label might need more context. For instance, you might have something like ``.
It really depends on how important the content is. The section header could act as a label for the section, changing it from just a standard element into a more significant region. Using ARIA can help identify these sections more clearly if they hold importance.
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