Arrow keys are used to navigate among elements of a toolbar. When a radiogroup is nested inside a toolbar, users need to be able to navigate among all toolbar elements, including the radio buttons, without changing which radio button is checked. So, when navigating through a radiogroup in a with arrow keys, the button that is checked does not change. Rather, when inside a toolbar, the Space and Enter keys check the focused radio button if it is not already checked, with Tab moving focus into and out of the toolbar.User interactions for radiogroups must replicate the user interaction of a user entering into a group of same-named HTML radio buttons. Keyboard events for tabs, space, and arrow keys must be captured. Click events on both the radio elements and their associated labels must also be captured. Additionally, ., The radiogroup must have an accessible name either by a visible label referenced by aria-labelledby or has a label specified with aria-label. If elements provide additional information about the radio group, those elements are referenced by the radiogroup element with the aria-describedby property., WAI-ARIA Roles, States, and Properties The radio buttons are contained in or owned by an element with role radiogroup. Each radio button element has role radio. If a radio button is checked, the radio element has aria-checked set to true. If it is not checked, it has aria-checked set to false..