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Building Accessible UI Components with Radix

Using Radix UI primitives to build accessible components without reinventing the wheel.

Published August 17, 20251 min readImportance: ★★★☆☆
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Building Accessible UI Components with Radix

Accessibility is hard to get right. Radix UI provides unstyled primitives that handle the hard parts.

Why Radix?

1. Keyboard navigation built-in

2. Screen reader support

3. Focus management

4. ARIA attributes handled

Example: Accessible Dialog

The pattern: Radix handles behavior, you handle styling. Tailwind + Radix is a powerful combination.