About
Exploring accessible frontend development
Accessible Ariel is a platform focused on building accessible UI components with real-world examples, WCAG guidance, and developer-friendly tutorials. Each component includes breakdowns of accessibility best practices, keyboard interactions, screen reader behavior, and implementation details, along with linked YouTube tutorials that walk through the process step-by-step. This project is not just about teaching accessibility — it is also about continuing to learn, experiment, and improve as I build alongside the developer community. My goal is to help make accessibility more approachable and practical for everyday frontend development.
Tutorials
10 ARIA Attributes You'll Use Most in Forms
A rapid-fire reference guide to the ARIA attributes that come up constantly in form work — aria-label, aria-describedby, aria-invalid, aria-live, and more. Each entry covers what it does and when to reach for it, with a code example.
Forms
Accessible Forms covers everything you need to build forms that work for everyone — keyboard users and screen reader users included. Topics span labeling inputs correctly, grouping related controls with fieldset and role="group", wiring up hints and error messages with ARIA, and building custom controls that behave like their native counterparts. Includes live interactive demos for each concept.
What is ARIA?
A concise guide to Accessible Rich Internet Applications — what ARIA is, when to use it, and when native HTML is the better choice. Covers roles, properties, and states with live visual demos.