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You need to have a first-class understanding of accessibility to not have a11y problems. If your MPA framework allows you to define an "onClick" handler with a
by 88913527 4y ago
You need to have a first-class understanding of accessibility to not have a11y problems. If your MPA framework allows you to define an "onClick" handler with a div tag, you're back in React's set of accessibility problems (versus using a button element, etc).
- sacnoradhq 4y agoDon't get me started on things React sucks at.
- robertoandred 4y agoWhat accessibility problems do you think React has? It doesn't make you put onClicks on divs.
- 88913527 4y agoPoorly phrased. React has no inherent a11y issue. People misapply it too frequently due to a lack of fundamental knowledge. MFA's cater towards building less interactive content, and more so static pages, so they are less likely to have a11y bugs. I wouldn't be surprised one bit if Angular apps failed a11y audits at similar rates to React apps. But it isn't a problem with SPA's as an architectural concept, the problem is uneducated engineers.