A simple way to add accessibility to your Angular app is with Angular Aria, which gives you production-ready, WCAG-compliant directives.

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Angular Aria is a set of headless, WCAG-compliant directives for Angular that handle keyboard navigation, ARIA attributes, focus management, and screen reader support without imposing any styles. Unlike Angular Material, which provides prestyled components, Angular Aria gives developers full design control while automating accessibility complexity. A practical example walks through building an accessible text formatting toolbar using the Toolbar, ToolbarWidget, and ToolbarWidgetGroup directives, requiring only HTML structure and CSS. The post also compares Angular Aria with Angular Material and Kendo UI for Angular, helping developers choose the right tool based on their needs.

Build Accessible Components with Angular Aria