Understanding the minimum wcag requirements to the size of interactive items

In his article, Eric Bailey considers WCAG requirements to the size of interactive elements on web pages. It highlights different aspects of the size of interactive elements and explains how to realize the availability of interactive experiences, following the requirements of WCAG for the size of goals.

🧠wcag sets minimum requirements for the size of interactive elements to improve their accessibility. However, there are several misunderstandings about these requirements, which can make Wcag hard to achieve. Bailey explains that the minimum size for a small interactive element is 24x24 pixels.

💡 it also indicates the possibility of increasing the size of interactive elements with the properties of CSS Padding. This can help make smaller interactive items more accessible to press or click.

• 📌 WCAG set minimum requirements for the size of interactive items
• 📌 The minimum size of a non -eraded interactive element is 24x24 pixels
• 📌 CSS Padding can be used to increase the size of interactive items
• 📌 Interactive items in a linear context such as links in paragraphs released from 24x24 pixel requirements
• 📌 The size of interactive elements also depends on the context of use