Tim Kadlec • 3/20/2008

Getting Started With ARIA

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This article explains the basics of ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications), focusing on how to use roles, states, and properties to make dynamic web content and non-semantic HTML elements accessible to screen reader users. It covers the purpose of ARIA, provides examples of common roles, and touches on styling with CSS attribute selectors.

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