diff --git a/modules/labs-react/accessory/stories/Accessory.mdx b/modules/labs-react/accessory/stories/Accessory.mdx
index 1fa5320aa1..3263757dff 100644
--- a/modules/labs-react/accessory/stories/Accessory.mdx
+++ b/modules/labs-react/accessory/stories/Accessory.mdx
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ at `medium`, `large`, and `extraLarge`. `outline` adds a default border at those
-### Accessibility
+## Accessibility
Accessory components are presentational and always `aria-hidden`. Images use an empty `alt` because
assistive technology does not see content inside that tile. Name the item in adjacent text instead
@@ -114,28 +114,16 @@ of on the accessory. They are not buttons and do not take click or keyboard hand
## Component API
-### Accessory
-
-### AccessoryIcon
-
-### AccessoryFile
-
-### AccessoryMedia
-
-### AccessoryFavicon
-
-### AccessoryCalendar
-
## Specifications
diff --git a/modules/labs-react/selection-group/stories/SelectionGroup.mdx b/modules/labs-react/selection-group/stories/SelectionGroup.mdx
index d73f657814..e28a137320 100644
--- a/modules/labs-react/selection-group/stories/SelectionGroup.mdx
+++ b/modules/labs-react/selection-group/stories/SelectionGroup.mdx
@@ -122,14 +122,17 @@ via the `dir` attribute on a parent element.
follow the [checkbox keyboard pattern](https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/patterns/checkbox/): every
item is in the tab order and Space toggles it.
- The icon always renders, in both modes and in both selected states. Selection is communicated by
- the checkmark inside the icon _and_ a color change, never by color alone.
+ the checkmark inside the icon _and_ a color change, never by color alone. The icon is the
+ non-color state indicator and satisfies WCAG 1.4.1 (Use of Color).
- `aria-invalid` is only set on a single-select group. The `group` role that a multi-select group
- renders does not allow the attribute, so a multi-select group communicates its error state
- through the text referenced by `aria-describedby`. Make sure that text names the problem.
+ renders does not allow the attribute, so a multi-select group communicates its error state through
+ the text referenced by `aria-describedby`. Make sure that text names the problem.
- A group label is required. Provide it with `aria-label` or `aria-labelledby` on
`SelectionGroup.List`, or wrap the group in a `FormField` with a visible label. The label must
state the selection mode — "Select one" versus "Select all that apply" — so the mode is clear
- before interacting.
+ before interacting and users relying on assistive technology or keyboard navigation aren't left
+ guessing before they interact.
+- Don't add a selected border. It conflicts with the focus indicator.
## Component API