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Web Accessibility for Frontend Developers

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A practical frontend accessibility book covering semantic HTML, keyboard interaction, ARIA, forms, navigation, media, testing, design review, and accessible React patterns.
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01Chapter 1: What Accessibility Means in Product Work02Chapter 2: Semantic HTML and the Accessibility Tree03Chapter 3: Keyboard Navigation and Focus Management04Chapter 4: Color, Contrast, Motion, and Visual States05Chapter 5: Forms, Labels, Errors, and Help Text06Chapter 6: Buttons, Links, Menus, and Disclosure Widgets07Chapter 7: Dialogs, Drawers, Toasts, and Announcements08Chapter 8: Tables, Lists, Cards, and Data Navigation09Chapter 9: Manual Keyboard Testing10Chapter 10: Screen Reader Testing Basics11Chapter 11: Automated Accessibility Checks12Chapter 12: Accessibility Review in Design and Code Review13Chapter 13: Make a Dashboard Screen Accessible14Chapter 14: Make a Form Flow Accessible15Chapter 15: Make a Navigation Drawer Accessible16Chapter 16: Build an Accessibility Checklist for a Team17Appendix E: Deeper Practice and Extra Examples
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