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  1. Design Systems | Open UI

    Carbon is IBM’s open-source design system for products and experiences. With the IBM Design Language as its foundation, the system consists of working code, design tools and resources, …

  2. Home | Open UI

    The purpose of the Open UI, a W3C Community Group, is to allow web developers to style and extend built-in web UI components and controls, such as <select> dropdowns, checkboxes, …

  3. Menu Elements (Explainer) | Open UI

    The <menubar> element represents an in-page group of <menuitem> elements that can either invoke commands or open submenus of commands. It defaults to a horizontal orientation, and …

  4. Interest Invokers (Explainer) - Open UI

    Aug 5, 2025 · There are many useful use cases for offering a hovercard on anchors, such as signalling that they are external, or that they will open in a new window, or to show preview …

  5. Charter - Open UI

    The Open UI Community Group is tasked with facilitating a larger architectural plan for how HTML, CSS, JS, and Web APIs can be combined to provide needed technology so web …

  6. Invoker Commands (Explainer) - Open UI

    Feb 20, 2025 · For the user to have navigated to a button that opens a modal dialog, the dialog must not be open. If the dialog is open then the button will be inert, therefore non-navigable, …

  7. Openable API (Explainer) | Open UI

    There are several ways to “open” an openable, and they are discussed in this section. When any of these methods are used to open an openable, it will be made visible.

  8. Open UI Working Mode

    Welcome to the Open UI working mode and process guide to paving inclusive and accessible best practices into web browsers based on web frameworks and web developer norms.

  9. Getting Involved - Open UI

    For the purposes of Open UI, we consider a Web Component to be an implementation. We still distinguish between a “Web Component” and a “graduated” component, because of the …

  10. Accordion - Open UI

    In an exclusive accordion, opening one of the items closes any existing open item. Some exclusive accordions are even more specific and at any moment in time exactly one disclosure …