Taisei Miyazaki

Thank you for consistently providing such a valuable framework. It seems no PR has been created for this issue yet, so I plan to work on it.

Remaining checkpoint is not necessary in button component. It is the responsibility of the Dialog component. So, I am closing this issue because there are few things to address.

> If the tab list has a visible label, the element with role tablist has [aria-labelledby](https://w3c.github.io/aria/#aria-labelledby) set to a value that refers to the labelling element. Otherwise, the tablist element...

> When focus is on a menuitem in a menubar, and that menuitem has a submenu, opens the submenu and places focus on the first item in the submenu. This...

> If a menubar has a visible label, the element with role menubar has [aria-labelledby](https://w3c.github.io/aria/#aria-labelledby) set to a value that refers to the labelling element. Otherwise, the menubar element has...

> [aria-labelledby](https://w3c.github.io/aria/#aria-labelledby) set to a value that refers to the menuitem or button that controls its display. Above checkpoint is already implemented. However it is not proper when `id` of...

> A label provided by [aria-label](https://w3c.github.io/aria/#aria-label). Above checkpoint is unnecessary. Because `aria-labelledby` attribute is already set in the component which has `role` of `menu` According to the following text, only...

> If a menu is horizontally oriented, it has [aria-orientation](https://w3c.github.io/aria/#aria-orientation) set to horizontal. The default value of aria-orientation for a menu is vertical. Yamada UI only provides vertical menu, so...

> If activating a [menuitem](https://w3c.github.io/aria/#menuitem) opens a submenu, the menuitem is known as a parent menuitem. A submenu's menu element is: > > Contained inside the same menu element as...