In what way can a navigational list be made accessible for screen reader users?
- Embed audio descriptions for each item.
- Make all items flash on focus.
- Use ARIA roles and proper semantic tags.
- Use larger font sizes for the list items.
ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) roles and attributes provide additional information about how elements behave or are related, enhancing the experience for users of assistive technologies. For navigation lists, using semantic HTML tags like
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