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aria label

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An invisible text label written into a page's code that tells a screen reader what a control does, used when an icon-only button or unlabelled field wouldn't otherwise make sense out loud.

Synonyms

  • aria-label
  • accessible label

Related terms

In plain words

  • a hidden name that tells screen readers what a button is for
  • an invisible label for an icon button

Usage example

The magnifying-glass icon got an aria label of "Search" so screen readers wouldn't just say "button".

Don't confuse with…

  • tooltipA tooltip is a small hint most sighted mouse users see on hover; an aria label is code-only text specifically for assistive technology.

Categories

  • Accessibility

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  • Relatedaria label related of accessible name
  • Relatedaria label related of alt text
  • Relatedaria label related of screen reader
  • Relatedaria label related of visually hidden text
  • Relatedvisually hidden text related of alt text
  • Relatedaccessible name related of alt text
  • Relatedscreen reader related of alt text
  • Relatedscreen reader related of aria label
  • Relatedaccessible name related of aria label
  • Relatedalt text related of aria label
  • Relatedvisually hidden text related of aria label
  • Relatedalt text related of captions
  • Relatedaccessible name related of label
  • Relatedscreen reader related of reading order
  • Relatedaccessible name related of screen reader
  • Relatedalt text related of screen reader
  • Relatedvisually hidden text related of screen reader
  • Relatedvisually hidden text related of skip link
  • Relatedalt text related of visually hidden text
  • Relatedscreen reader related of visually hidden text

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