How to use the Interest Invoker API for better, more accessible UX

Interest Invoker API is an experimental tool introduced at Google I/O 2025 aimed at simplifying UI component management in web development, primarily targeting accessibility issues by reducing reliance on JavaScript. Currently available only on Chromium-based browsers, it allows developers to create interactive elements like modals and popovers using a more declarative approach, thereby improving accessibility and consistency over traditional JavaScript methods. The API offers features such as the ability to style elements using CSS pseudo-classes and implement custom behaviors when a user indicates or loses interest, facilitating a shift from low-level event handling to user intent-based interactions. Although promising, the API remains experimental, and changes could occur, making it advisable for developers to use it in development rather than production environments, while staying updated on potential modifications.