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MDN Web Docs: ARIA feed role
Documents the ARIA feed role as a dynamic scrollable list of articles where articles may be added or removed from either end as users read or scroll through rich content.
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Pattern Decisions This Source Supports
| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feed | Choose feed when the core experience is consuming a continuing stream rather than managing a fixed set of objects. | Each feed item has a stable identity, source, timestamp, item boundary, and primary destination or action. | MDN documents feed as a dynamic scrollable article list that can add or remove content at either end. |
| Infinite scroll with no footer access | Flag this anti-pattern when automatic loading prevents reliable access to footer links, page end, support routes, legal links, feedback, or other bottom-of-page utilities. | Users can reach footer utilities without racing automatic loading. | Supports feed semantics for dynamic article lists that add or remove content. |
Comparisons supported by this source
- Feed vs card list vs recommendations vs notification center
MDN documents feed as a dynamic scrollable list of articles where content may be added or removed from either end.
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