ARIA in HTML authoring rules
Written by Stefan Judis
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Steve Faulkner shared a link to a new spec: "ARIA in HTML". The specification defines what landmarks and ARIA attributes are valid, and maybe more importantly, it describes invalid scenarios, too!
This spec is one for your bookmarks. I promise!
If you want to see the spec in action, Steve also shared tools that already implement it (such as the W3C validator).
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