Route Angular custom interactive components to native HTML, Angular Aria, or CDK accessibility primitives by version and pattern complexity.
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id: angular.design.angular-headless-accessible-components
name: Angular Headless Accessible Components
description: Route Angular custom interactive components to native HTML, Angular Aria, or CDK accessibility primitives by version and pattern complexity.
stack:
- Angular
- TypeScript
- Accessibility
- Angular Aria
- Angular CDK
category: components
status: stable
version: 0.10.0
owner: NgAutoPilot
triggers:
- Angular Aria
- headless Angular component
- accessible Angular design system
- custom Angular control
compatibility:
angular:
min: "12"
recommended: "17+"
modern: "22+"
---
# Angular Headless Accessible Components
## Purpose
Build custom-branded Angular interactions without rebuilding keyboard, focus, ARIA, and screen-reader behavior from scratch.
## When to Use
- A custom Angular component needs complex keyboard or focus handling.
- A shared Angular design system needs accessible headless primitives.
## Do
- Detect Angular version and existing Material, CDK, and Aria dependencies before choosing an implementation.
- Use native HTML first; then use Angular Aria only where verified compatible and available, or CDK/proven libraries for older or lower-level requirements.
- Keep business state separate from interaction semantics; test keyboard, RTL, focus, screen readers, forms, and teardown.
## Do Not
- Do not install Angular Aria without version validation, break primitive DOM relationships, duplicate primitive keyboard handling, or expose private directive instances.
## Review Checklist
- [ ] Angular version and primitive compatibility are confirmed.
- [ ] Native-first decision and public labeling contract are explicit.
- [ ] Keyboard, RTL, focus, and screen-reader behavior pass.
## Expected Output
1. Native, Angular Aria, or CDK decision.
2. Component anatomy, imports, and typed public API.
3. Accessibility matrix and compatible fallback.
## References
- [Design Excellence Guide](../../../../docs/design-excellence-guide.md)
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