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- Configuring activities
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- Passing values between activities
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- Building accessible apps
- Adding accessible descriptors
- The Accessible label
- Using the Tab control for accessibility
- Designing accessible lists and headings
- Responsive app design
- Color contrast ratio
- Preset styles and aria-level mappings for the Header control
- Known limitations
- App activities
Studio Web User Guide
Last updated Feb 21, 2025
Preset styles and aria-level mappings for the Header control
Aria-level roles allow screen readers to reliably interpret the structure of text in your app.
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Level 1 represents a top-level heading, typically the main title in a page.
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Level 2 represents a second-level heading, typically a sub-heading in a page.
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Level 3 represents a third-level heading.
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Level 4 represents large text.
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Level 5 represents normal-size text.
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Level 6 represents small text.
The following are the default preset styles and aria-levels for the Header controls:
headline1 : Level 1
headline2 : Level 2
headline3 : Level 3
LargeText : Level 4
NormalText : Level 5
SmallText : Level 6headline1 : Level 1
headline2 : Level 2
headline3 : Level 3
LargeText : Level 4
NormalText : Level 5
SmallText : Level 6If you manually customize styling using the Style area in the Properties panel, the aria-level is set based on the font size:
>= 32px = Level 1
>= 24px = Level 2
>= 18px = Level 3
>= 16px = Level 4
>= 14px = Level 5
< 14px = Level 6>= 32px = Level 1
>= 24px = Level 2
>= 18px = Level 3
>= 16px = Level 4
>= 14px = Level 5
< 14px = Level 6
