Practical guide
What accessibility widgets can and cannot do
An accessibility widget can offer convenience controls, but it cannot guarantee that forms are labelled, headings make sense, focus states are visible or content works with a keyboard.
Treat any widget as an extra layer, not the foundation. The most reliable improvements are still built into the page itself.
What to check
- Every form input has a visible or programmatic label.
- Text has enough contrast against its background.
- Interactive controls can be reached and used with a keyboard.
- Headings follow a useful order.
- Images that matter have meaningful alt text.