How do you ensure that dynamically added elements maintain accessibility features, like ARIA roles?
- Dynamically set ARIA roles using JavaScript after adding the element.
- Browsers automatically assign appropriate ARIA roles to new elements.
- Dynamically added elements cannot have ARIA roles.
- Add ARIA roles directly in the HTML source code.
To ensure that dynamically added elements maintain accessibility features like ARIA roles, you should dynamically set ARIA roles using JavaScript after adding the element. Browsers don't automatically assign ARIA roles, and adding roles directly in the HTML source code isn't dynamic. Option 3 is incorrect.
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