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An object of UI element keys and size values (strings)

Below is a table to show the equivalent values from px to rem for UI element sizes. This is based on the default browser font size which is 16px.

UI Element	Min Height (px/rem)	Max Height (px/rem)	Min Width (px/rem)	Max Width (px/rem)	Notes	Sources
Button	36px / 2.25rem	56px / 3.5rem	64px / 4rem	300px / 18.75rem	44x44px (2.75x2.75rem) touch target; 8-16px padding.	Material Design (Buttons), Apple HIG (Buttons), WCAG 2.1 (Target Size)
Text Input	32px / 2rem

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Accessibility

• Implement accessibility standards (ARIA).
• Use semantic HTML and provide alternative text for images.

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