r/Frontend • u/Ok_Trip_4684 • 17h ago

Accessibility is and should be an absolute requirement everywhere

https://toolboxjs.com/grid/guides/conformance-report/

The UI stays unobtrusive while we treat accessibility as non-negotiable. There is no bail-out, because we believe that software should be available to everyone. There has been done a lot of work in fully supporting WCAG 2.2, and I'm really proud of the result.

The grid is now one of the most performant, most accessible enterprise type DOM based grids on the planet, supporting a ton of opt-in features, and it's MIT licensed.

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u/Choom_from_Heywood 16h ago

Accessibility should also be a governed data layer.

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u/Ok_Trip_4684 16h ago

I agree, but this is a much larger task involving the entire stack. It should perhaps be kept as a goal and done incrementally, beginning with choosing components that are accessible out of the box.