There's many ways to go about it. Some people do a hybrid to get the best of both worlds and have an input element with `display: hidden`. But you can add all t

There's many ways to go about it. Some people do a hybrid to get the best of both worlds and have an input element with `display: hidden`. But you can add all the aria roles and JS-driven behavior you could want to perfectly replicate those elements. I mean you probably shouldn't try if you don't have a good grasp of ARIA, keyboard accessibility, dynamic design, etc. But you _could_. Fortunately there's active ongoing investigations into a more sustainable solution for modifying shadow elements within an input element. But until that comes to fruition, the web remains in a peculiar state where its easier to generate text-to-speech for an article than it is to make a <select>'s <option> purple