Accessibility

VPickNative renders a real <select>. Almost everything on this page is the browser's behaviour rather than the component's, which is the main reason to choose it.

Keyboard and screen readers

Keyboard behaviour is the platform's: on desktop the browser's own listbox, on mobile the native picker. Screen reader support is whatever the operating system provides for a <select>, so it works in places a scripted dropdown has to earn one browser at a time.

There is nothing to configure, and nothing that can fall out of sync.

State

• aria-invalid is set when the error prop is present.
• aria-busy is set when loading is true.
• aria-describedby is wired through the ariaDescribedby prop, for hint or error text.
• Disabled uses the native disabled attribute, not pointer-events, so the control is genuinely unreachable rather than merely unclickable.

Labelling

id lands on the <select> itself, so a <label for> resolves to it. See Forms.

Props

errorstring default undefined

Error message. Applies error styling and aria-invalid.

ariaLabelstring default undefined

aria-label, for when there is no visible label.

ariaDescribedbystring default undefined

aria-describedby, for wiring up hint or error text.