Introducing the Accessible Components Library (tetralogical.com)

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We've open-sourced our Accessible Components Library, and, as you might expect, this includes the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code. But, we thought, "Why stop there?" So, we've also published our documentation, including the accessibility requirements, test scenarios, and even the working automated tests which validate each one.

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[-] seblin@lemmy.world 2 points 1 day ago

That's neat and all, but it's not using semantic HTML, so won't be using it. Hopefully one day they'll upgrade, until then more power to 'em, we need more folk doing web accessibility stuff!

this post was submitted on 15 Oct 2026

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