♿ Frontend Accessibility Standards¶
Accessibility is not optional. It is a core part of product quality and a mandatory requirement for all frontend solutions.
🎯 Purpose¶
Ensure that all user interfaces are: - Usable by everyone - Inclusive by design - Aligned with accessibility standards
🔒 Core Principles¶
- Interfaces must be usable by all users
- Compliance with basic accessibility standards
- Accessibility must be considered from the design phase
✅ Mandatory Requirements¶
All frontend applications must comply with:
- Correct use of semantic HTML elements
- Full keyboard navigation
- Adequate color contrast
- Responsible and limited use of ARIA attributes
👍 Best Practices¶
- Clear and descriptive labels in forms
- Visible UI states (error, focus, active)
- Understandable messages and feedback
- Never rely on color alone to convey information
🧪 Evaluation & Validation¶
Accessibility must be validated through:
- Manual reviews
- Automated accessibility tools
- Keyboard-only navigation testing
📌 Final Rule
If a solution is not accessible, it is not considered complete.