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Our current dropdown component is implemented using <div> elements, which can hinder accessibility and semantic clarity. To improve the semantic structure and accessibility of our dropdowns, we should refactor them to use HTML5 semantic tags.
Proposed Changes:
Utilize native <select> and <option> elements for dropdowns where possible, which automatically provide accessibility support and expected behavior.
Benefits:
Improves semantic meaning and accessibility for assistive technology users.
Enhances SEO by using proper semantic tags.
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Our current dropdown component is implemented using
<div>
elements, which can hinder accessibility and semantic clarity. To improve the semantic structure and accessibility of our dropdowns, we should refactor them to use HTML5 semantic tags.Proposed Changes:
<select>
and<option>
elements for dropdowns where possible, which automatically provide accessibility support and expected behavior.Benefits:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: