Figma's new update introduces over 15 accessibility features, including ARIA support and improved keyboard navigation, enhancing inclusive design workflows.
Figma's update introduces over 15 accessibility features, enhancing keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and ARIA integration in Sites for inclusive design.
New keyboard controls improve canvas and comment navigation. Screen reader reliability is better with semantic structure recognition. Toggle options disable interfering shortcuts.
ARIA properties in Sites allow defining roles and states directly. The panel includes alt text editing and role assignments, streamlining compliant interface workflow with accessibility tools and UI design tools.
Teams manage accessibility from mockups to prototypes. The panel gives feedback on issues, aiding barrier resolution before development. This supports collaboration with collaboration tools for consistent standards.
Figma's update advances inclusive design with ARIA support, keyboard, and screen reader enhancements, benefiting teams using prototyping tools and web design software for accessible experiences.
Figma's update includes over 15 accessibility features: expanded keyboard controls for canvas elements, improved screen reader reliability, ARIA property integration in Sites, accessibility panel with alt text editing, and customizable shortcut toggles for better assistive technology compatibility.
Figma Sites now includes ARIA properties that allow designers to define accessibility roles, states, and properties directly from the properties panel. This enables proper semantic structure for screen readers and helps create WCAG-compliant interfaces without switching between tools.
The update brings expanded keyboard controls for canvas elements and comment interactions, allowing navigation without mouse dependency, with options to disable shortcuts that might interfere with assistive technologies.
The integrated accessibility panel provides immediate feedback on potential issues, with options for alt text editing and role assignments, streamlining the creation of compliant interfaces and improving collaboration.
Drawbacks include a learning curve for new features, potential performance impact on complex projects, limited customization for advanced ARIA attributes, and the need for team training.