Aria-label vs title

1. Is a title the same as an aria-label?
2. Do I need aria-label if I have title?
3. When should I use aria-label?
4. Is aria-label good for SEO?

Is a title the same as an aria-label?

Both aria-label and the title are listed in the text alternative computation algorithm with the title having the lowest preference. The aria-label gains preference even over the anchor text in determining the accessible name for a link.

Do I need aria-label if I have title?

aria-label should be used in conjunction with the title attribute. Aria for screen readers, and title attribute for other people who want more information about the action of the button.

When should I use aria-label?

aria-label can be used in cases where text that could label the element is not visible. If there is visible text that labels an element, use aria-labelledby instead. The purpose of aria-label is the same as aria-labelledby . Both provide an accessible name for an element.

Is aria-label good for SEO?

Using aria attributes allows you to specify the role of an element to web robots. It is also good practice for screen readers and for SEO.