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
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.