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Expand Up @@ -51,7 +51,8 @@ Build layouts that give users room to work while keeping navigation and supporti

This release improves how users interact with controls across input methods:

- Modals: Opening and closing animations now extend to modals and their backdrops. Animations are enabled by default and can be disabled with `hasAnimations={false}`.
- Modals: Opening and closing animations now extend to modals and their backdrops. Animations are enabled by default and can be disabled with `hasAnimations={false}`.
- **Note for testing:** Due to animations being enabled by default, modal closing is no longer instantaneous, which may cause test failures. Either disable animations with `hasAnimations={false}` or wrap assertions that the modal has closed in `waitFor` (or equivalent).
- Drag and drop: Touch support lets users reorder items on mobile devices. A small movement threshold helps prevent accidental drags, and dragged items stay within the browser window by default.
- Sliders: Provide custom tooltip content and accessible value text. You can also enable live updates as users type into a slider's value input.
- Checkboxes and radio buttons: Larger clickable areas make standalone controls easier to select.
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