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ARIA Attribute Helper

Pick an accessible UI pattern to see the exact ARIA attributes it needs, what each one does, and copy-ready markup — all generated in your browser.

Runs in your browser v1.0.0

Pattern

preset

Initial state

Generated markup

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Attributes explained

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Attribute reference

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How it works

        

        

            

                Choose a pattern and the tool writes the ARIA roles and attributes recommended by the
                WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices, then explains every attribute it emits. Everything is generated
                with JavaScript in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere. Use the copy buttons for
                markup or a plain-text attribute list.
            

        

    




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