[NFBCS] react accessibility

[Aaron Cannon]

In general, if the html you wrote and rendered is accessible, then your
React app will be accessible.. So unless you are using some sort of
additional framework beyond just straight React, that's likely not the
issue.

Typically, when your app doesn't load, it indicates you have a syntax or
other error that is keeping it from rendering entirely. You will need to
open your browser's dev tools to see if there are any errors that appeared
in the log. Also, look at the requests tab to see if your JavaScript even
loaded.

If you want to make sure your app didn't load, try maximizing your browser
window, taking a screenshot, and then asking an AI about it.

Good luck. That first render is an amazing feeling!
Aaron Cannon


On Sun, Jan 4, 2026 at 19:19 marvin hunkin via NFBCS <nfbcs at nfbnet.org>
wrote:

> Hi, learning react and frontend from http://freecodecamp.org and when I
> then have done a work shop and a lab, so a javascript example, then use
> terminal to turn it into a react app, and now have html semantic code and
> the necessary   files. So when I then run the dev server and then run the
> url. Jaws, nvda, windows narrator just says the title and no other content
> is read like lists, text, buttons, links. So is there any other
> accessibility hooks, frameworks, or tricks to get this to read the content
> from the app I created. Have tried searching online. But no luck.
>
> So learning. So if anyone else has run into the same issue let me know.
>
> Marvin.
>
>
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