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Edge cases to consider when choosing or building bespoke UI components:

• keyboard navigation + Esc key behavior
• headless/overridable styles
• i18n
• screen reader support
• date pickers
• nested modals
• sorting/filtering/multiselect in comboboxes/data grids

What else?

Edge cases to consider when choosing or building bespoke UI components:

• keyboard navigation + Esc key behavior
• headless/overridable styles
• i18n
• screen reader support
• date pickers
• nested modals
• sorting/filtering/multiselect in comboboxes/data grids

What else?

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Yeah, in part why I avoid. I try to use native controls or radix/aria.

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More generally, captured focus areas within captured focus areas, or floating UI within floating UI. Like a dropdown menu inside of a modal.

If done right, they should create a "hierarchy" of escape key presses.

“Developing a Keyboard Interface” from the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG) is a great place to start.

They also have an index of example implementations with links to demos on CodePen.

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“Developing a Keyboard Interface” from the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG) is a great place to start.

They also have an index of example implementations with links to demos on CodePen.

https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/practices/keyboard-interface/

https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/example-index/

Any good standards or reference implementations for keyboard nav? I feel like it is MacOS v Windows but instead of two every website defines their own

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great episode listened to it earlier today. The ESC dialog/modal behaviour is a tricky one that I was tackling recently still not sure on the web standard for that