When errors are not communicated effectively, users can become confused, frustrated, and unable to complete tasks.
If disabled elements are not properly implemented, users might become confused or frustrated, leading to a poor user experience.
The CSS property `display: none` completely removes an element from the visual layout of the page.
Used to describe images, ensuring that users who cannot see the images still understand their content and purpos
Avoid empty and deeply nested <div> elements by using semantic HTML and CSS for layout. This improves accessibility and user experience.
The `application` document strucutre role is used to indicate that a section of the web page is a web application rather than a document.
Empty and nested HTML `<div>` elements can create significant accessibility challenges as they provide no meaningful content, which can confuse screen readers.
The Menuitem role is an essential part of ARIA that defines an item within a `menu` or `menubar`
Helps in making these navigational elements accessible to screen reader users and those relying on keyboard navigation.