Why I Built an Angular Component Library Where Accessibility Isn't a Backlog Item

Short summary

Developer with 10 years Angular experience built a component library where accessibility is first-class, not backlog—every component passes keyboard and screen-reader testing by human review, not just automated checks. Uses modern Angular (signals, standalone components) to keep accessible state automatically synced with visual state. Covers focus management, ARIA wiring, navigable data viz, and cross-theme contrast verification.

• •Accessibility treated as core principle from day one, tested by humans via keyboard and screen reader
• •Modern Angular (signals, standalone) keeps accessible state automatically in sync with visual state
• •Concrete patterns for focus management, ARIA wiring, data visualization, and cross-theme contrast

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