- Angular 8 Tutorial
- Angular 8 - Home
- Angular 8 - Introduction
- Angular 8 - Installation
- Creating First Application
- Angular 8 - Architecture
- Angular Components and Templates
- Angular 8 - Data Binding
- Angular 8 - Directives
- Angular 8 - Pipes
- Angular 8 - Reactive Programming
- Services and Dependency Injection
- Angular 8 - Http Client Programming
- Angular 8 - Angular Material
- Routing and Navigation
- Angular 8 - Animations
- Angular 8 - Forms
- Angular 8 - Form Validation
- Authentication and Authorization
- Angular 8 - Web Workers
- Service Workers and PWA
- Angular 8 - Server Side Rendering
- Angular 8 - Internationalization (i18n)
- Angular 8 - Accessibility
- Angular 8 - CLI Commands
- Angular 8 - Testing
- Angular 8 - Ivy Compiler
- Angular 8 - Building with Bazel
- Angular 8 - Backward Compatibility
- Angular 8 - Working Example
- Angular 9 - What’s New?
- Angular 8 Useful Resources
- Angular 8 - Quick Guide
- Angular 8 - Useful Resources
- Angular 8 - Discussion
Angular 8 - Accessibility
Accessibility support is one of the important feature of every UI based application. Accessibility is a way of designing the application so that, it is accessible for those having certain disabilities as well. Let us learn the support provided by Angular to develop application with good accessibility.
While using attribute binding, use attr. prefix for ARIA attributes.
Use Angular material component for Accessibility. Some of the useful components are LiveAnnouncer and cdkTrapFocu.
Use native HTML elements wherever possible because native HTML element provides maximum accessibility features. When creating a component, select native html element matching your use case instead of redeveloping the native functionality.
Use NavigationEnd to track and control the focus of the application as it greatly helps in accessibility.