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And no-JS HTML built as div soup is likely worse for accessibility than thoughtfully written React. So React itself has no bearing on it. My take is that it's
by andrewingram 4y ago
And no-JS HTML built as div soup is likely worse for accessibility than thoughtfully written React. So React itself has no bearing on it.
My take is that it's the growing complexity of web development (yes, React has some responsibility here), combined with the constant influx of new developers, that's largely to blame for any overall proportional loss in the practice of accessible markup.
- ksbrooksjr 4y agoI agree. Another thing to consider is that React makes it frictionless to import custom components, instead of attempting to re-write common UI patterns from scratch. If a React dev leans on an accessible UI framework like Chakra, or Headless UI, or React-Aria, they're probably better off from an accessibility perspective than a dev that tries to implement WAI guidelines from scratch.