ARIAstandardeja
ARIAstandardeja refers to the ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) specification developed by the World Wide Organisation Consortium. The standard provides a set of attributes that web developers can add to HTML elements to enhance the accessibility of dynamic web content. ARIA enables assistive technologies such as screen readers to interpret the structure and behavior of interactive components like dialog boxes, sliders, and tabs.
The specification was first released in 2004 to address gaps in native HTML semantics for interactive widgets.
ARIA functions in tandem with native HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. When correctly applied, it supports keyboard
Implementation guidelines are outlined in multiple W3C documents, including the main ARIA specification, the Accessibility Principles,
The adoption of ARIA has markedly improved web accessibility across major browsers, and it remains a vital