Building Accessible UI with Tailwind Pack

Learn how Tailwind Pack components are already optimized for accessibility, and how to create inclusive UI experiences.

Why Accessibility Matters

Accessibility is about making your digital products usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. Tailwind Pack components are designed with keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and semantic HTML by default.

Accessibility illustration showing various disabilities using web content

Key Features in Tailwind Pack

WCAG AA/AAA Compliance

All components meet or exceed Web Content Accessibility Guidelines standards by default.

Keyboard Navigation

Focus states, tab order, and accessible keyboard shortcuts built-in.

Semantically Correct HTML

Correct use of role, aria- attributes, and proper heading hierarchy.

Example: Accessible Button


import { Button } from '@tailwind-pack/react';

const AccessibleButton = () => (
    
);

The Button component includes focus indicators, role="button", and aria attributes by default

Best Practices

Semantic HTML

Use header tags h1-h6, proper lists, and ARIA roles where needed.

Right: <button aria-label="Close">X</button>
Better: <Button role="close" />

Keyboard Testing

Test all UI interactions using just the keyboard - tab, arrow keys, enter/space

Tab through your UI
↓ → ↑ ← ← Space/Enter

Real World Examples

Accessibility Demo

Watch how screen reader (NVDA) and keyboard users interact with our components

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