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Hunting for an Accessible React Navigation Component

DEV Community·ShaynaProductions·about 1 month ago
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Prologue When I needed a main navigation component, I did what most developers do: I went looking for one. My requirements were simple: I wanted a navigation component that properly identified itself, that worked with both keyboard and mouse and was properly structured to support screen reader use. I didn't find one. So I ended up writing my own, and along the way, I thought it might be a good idea to document my progress to help educate others about what it takes to create an accessible complex widget. I wrote the component as a demonstration to expose the process of thinking about accessibility at every step. The code base (excluding the third-party libraries I've used) can be copied and pasted into your code base, with changes made where appropriate (using your own base components and hooks, as well as your own theming and design system).…

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