Service One
We offer consulting and development services that scale with your needs.
Accessible Dropdown Menu
This dropdown uses aria-expanded, aria-controls, and role="menu" to help screen readers understand and navigate it.
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Welcome to Our Site
This is a clean and semantic demo layout using all structural HTML5 tags.
Service Two
We support businesses with tailored strategies and long-term guidance.
Expandable Content with aria-expanded
Use aria-expanded to let screen reader users know when content is shown or hidden. This helps create accessible accordions, menus, and FAQs.
✅ Accessible Accordion
Accessibility ensures inclusive design for all users, including those using assistive technologies.
Good: Uses <button>, updates aria-expanded, and shows/hides content with hidden.
❌ Inaccessible Toggle
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This example lacks keyboard support, focusability, and ARIA feedback.
Bad: Uses <div> instead of <button>, no aria-expanded, and not focusable.
🧪 Test This Accordion
Try using Tab and Enter or Space on the button above. Screen readers should announce state changes like:
“What is accessibility? collapsed” → “expanded”
Also, tab into the content to ensure it becomes reachable.
✅ Best Practices Summary
- ✅ Use real
<button>for toggles - ✅ Toggle
aria-expandedbased on state - ✅ Use
aria-controlsto link button to content - ✅ Use
hiddenordisplay: noneto hide content - ✅ Set focus to content if needed (e.g., modals)
- ❌ Don’t animate before changing state — do it after