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Use of aria-describedby with form elements that have descriptor text
If form fields have formatting help or descriptor information for the input, such as “Passwords must be 8 characters long”, one cannot assume that screen readers are reading that input by default. <label for=”choosePassword”>Choose Password:</label> <input id=”choosePassword”> <span class=”help”>Passwords must … Continue reading