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@react-aria/visually-hidden
This package is part of react-spectrum. See the repo for more details.
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react-aria-live is a package that provides a way to announce updates to screen readers using ARIA live regions. It is similar to @react-aria/visually-hidden in that it focuses on accessibility, but it is more about announcing dynamic content changes rather than hiding content.
react-a11y
react-a11y is a package that helps you identify and fix accessibility issues in your React applications. While it does not provide visually hidden components, it complements @react-aria/visually-hidden by ensuring your application is accessible overall.
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react-focus-lock is a package that traps focus within a specified area, ensuring that users navigating with a keyboard or screen reader do not accidentally leave a modal or other interactive component. It is related to @react-aria/visually-hidden in that it helps manage focus and accessibility.
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