Accessibility · Junior · Question 22 of 75

What does `tabindex="0"` do?

1Makes the element the first stop in the Tab order
2Removes the element from the Tab order completely
3Adds an element to the Tab order in DOM position

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Correct answer: Adds an element to the Tab order in DOM position

Explanation

It's for custom widgets that must receive focus. Prefer native elements, which don't need it.

Further reading

MDN: tabindex ↗

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