
When is a clickable div okay?
When it comes to accessibility, putting a click event on a div is taboo, but when is it okay to do so?
Frontend Developer. Blogger. Roller coaster enthusiast.
Hi, I'm Jack Domleo, a Nottinghamshire-based developer in the UK, currently working as a Senior Frontend Developer at Ocean Finance.
I have 5 years of professional experience working as a developer. I often work with Vue.js, TypeScript, SCSS, Jest, Storybook, and PlayWright.
I have a passion for frontend technologies, and writing clean websites and applications while maintaining high accessibility standards.
I blog about tech and developer life, play terrible football at the weekends, and fanboy over roller coasters and theme parks.
When it comes to accessibility, putting a click event on a div is taboo, but when is it okay to do so?
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