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Chip Accessibility

Out of the box, the Kendo React Chip provides extensive accessibility support and enables users with disabilities to acquire complete control over its features.

The Chip is compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 AA standards and Section 508 requirements, follows the Web Accessibility Initiative - Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA) best practices for implementing the keyboard navigation for its component role, provides options for managing its focus and is tested against the most popular screen readers.

WAI-ARIA

This section lists the selectors, attributes, and behavior patterns supported by the component and its composite elements, if any.

SelectorAttributeUsage
*:not(.k-chip-list) > .k-chiprole=buttonAnnounces that a chip is an optional inner component within the Chip list.
*:not(.k-chip-list) > .k-chip.k-selectedaria-pressed=trueAnnounces that the Chip has been selected.
*:not(.k-chip-list) > .k-chip:not(.k-selected)aria-pressed=falseAnnounces that the Chip has not benn selected.

Resources

WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices: Button Pattern

Section 508

The Chip is fully compliant with the Section 508 requirements.

Testing

The Chip has been extensively tested automatically with axe-core and manually with the most popular screen readers.

To report any accessibility issues, contact the team through the Telerik Support System.

Screen Readers

The Chip has been tested with the following screen readers and browsers combinations:

EnvironmentTool
FirefoxNVDA
ChromeJAWS
Microsoft EdgeJAWS

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