We associate a label with the for attribute and match it to an id attribute of an existing input. Two popular and easily available screen readers to test with are Voiceover (Mac OS) and Chrome Vox (Chrome OS / Chrome). Defining a label allows screen readers to read aloud the description of what the purpose of the input is. The first step for accessible forms is to provide a label for each input in the form. Our form has three groups of information for the user to fill out, a name, contact information and, account information.įirst, we will start with creating a basic HTML form with first name and last name with no Angular interactivity just yet. In our example, we will slowly build up to a sophisticated multi-step user sign up form by using accessibility best practices from the start. Many of these concepts will apply to making accessible forms in other tools like React Vue.
In this post, we will break down several critical components of making an Angular form accessible. With well-structured HTML and Angular, we can make our forms accessible for all users. Other users may have vision disabilities that require the use of a screen reader or have difficulties with color blindness. Some users have mobility issues and can only use the Web via keyboard or other non-mouse inputs.
When building accessible HTML forms, we have several things we must consider. Using Angular and accessibility (a11y) best practices we can create complex forms that any user can use. This post is an excerpt chapter from my new EBook Angular Form Essentials
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