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Documenting accessibility per component

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WHAT IT TESTS: making accessibility actionable, not a generic page. OUTLINE: per-component a11y sections, keyboard tables, ARIA roles and states, live examples. RED FLAG: one global accessibility page with no component-specific keyboard or ARIA detail.

WHAT IT TESTS: whether you can embed accessibility guidance where developers actually use components. ANSWER OUTLINE: add an accessibility section to each component page; document keyboard interactions as a table, the required ARIA roles, states, and properties, and focus management; reference the WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices pattern; include live interactive examples and notes on what the component handles versus what the consumer must supply.

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