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Audit and fix common accessibility issues in Angular templates and Angular Material components.

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Audit and fix common accessibility issues in Angular templates and Angular Material components. Use when the user mentions Lighthouse, axe, screen readers, keyboard navigation, ARIA, asks to fix a11y issues in Angular HTML templates, or after any feature, bug fix, or refactor that changed Angular templates.

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angular-accessibility
Description
Audit and fix common accessibility issues in Angular templates and Angular Material components. Use when the user mentions Lighthouse, axe, screen readers, keyboard navigation, ARIA, asks to fix a11y issues in Angular HTML templates, or after any feature, bug fix, or refactor that changed Angular templates.
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# Angular Accessibility (a11y)

## When To Activate

- After any development touching Angular templates, including a new feature, bug fix, or refactor
- After updating Angular Material markup, control structure, labels, dialogs, tables, forms, or navigation UI
- Fixing Lighthouse, axe, or ESLint accessibility findings
- Auditing Angular templates or Angular Material screens
- Debugging keyboard navigation, focus order, or screen reader output
- Refactoring interactive UI in Angular HTML templates

## Default Post-Development Trigger

Run this skill as a final verification step whenever the implementation modified `.html` templates or materially changed rendered UI structure, even if the original task did not mention accessibility.

Typical triggers:

- New feature that introduces or changes template markup
- Bug fix that changes form controls, buttons, tables, dialogs, drawers, or navigation
- Refactor that restructures conditionals, loops, landmarks, headings, or interactive elements
- Angular Material component replacement or reconfiguration affecting labels, focus, or keyboard behavior

## Hard Rules

- Prefer semantic HTML first: native `<button>`, `<a>`, `<label>`, `<main>`, `<table>`, and `<th>` before ARIA workarounds
- Prefer visible labels, `<label for>`, `<mat-label>`, or `aria-labelledby` before `aria-label`
- Use ARIA to fill missing semantics, not to replace native semantics
- For native elements, bind ARIA with `[attr.aria-*]`
- For Angular Material components that expose dedicated inputs, prefer `[aria-label]` or `[aria-labelledby]` without `attr.`
- Do not add redundant roles to native controls (`role="button"` on `<button>`, `role="checkbox"` on `<input type="checkbox">`, etc.)
- All user-facing accessible text must be translated with Transloco. Never hard-code text in templates
- After each fix, verify keyboard and focus behavior, not just lint output

## Audit Workflow

1. Run the ESLint accessibility check first:
   ```bash
   npx eslint "src/app/<feature>/**/*.html"
   ```
2. Run an automated audit on the affected screen:
   - Lighthouse
   - axe DevTools or equivalent
3. Perform a keyboard-only smoke test:
   - `Tab` / `Shift+Tab` reaches all interactive controls in a logical order
   - `Enter` / `Space` activates buttons, toggles, and checkboxes
   - `Escape` closes dialogs, menus, or drawers where applicable
   - Focus remains visible throughout the flow
4. Spot-check the changed flow with a screen reader
5. Fix issues systematically using the patterns below
6. Re-run lint and the automated audit on the affected screen

---

## Common Issues & Fixes

### 1. Icon-only buttons - missing accessible name

Any `<button>` whose only content is a `<mat-icon>` or similar icon has no accessible name.

**Fix**: add a translated accessible name and mark the icon as decorative.

```html
<!-- ❌ Before -->
<button type="button" (click)="onClose()">
  <mat-icon>close</mat-icon>
</button>

<!-- ✅ After -->
<button
  type="button"
  [attr.aria-label]="t('scope.key.close-btn-aria')"
  (click)="onClose()"
>
  <mat-icon aria-hidden="true">close</mat-icon>
</button>
```

Same pattern applies to pagination, toggle, toolbar, and other icon-only actions.

---

### 2. Form controls - missing programmatic label

Prefer a visible label first. Use `aria-label` only when a visible label or `aria-labelledby` is not practical.

**Standard forms**: use `<label for>` or `<mat-label>`.

```html
<!-- ✅ Preferred in a regular form -->
<mat-form-field>
  <mat-label>{{ t('scope.key.amount') }}</mat-label>
  <input matInput id="amount" type="number" />
</mat-form-field>
```

**Dense table/grid cells**: use row-level context so each control is uniquely identifiable.

```html
<!-- ❌ Before -->
<input matInput type="number" [value]="row.amount" />
<mat-select [value]="row.type"></mat-select>

<!-- ✅ After -->
<input
  matInput
  type="number"
  [value]="row.amount"
  [attr.aria-label]="t('scope.key.amount-aria', { invoiceNumber: row.invoiceNumber })"
/>

<mat-select
  [value]="row.type"
  [aria-label]="t('scope.key.type-aria', { invoiceNumber: row.invoiceNumber })"
>
</mat-select>
```

---

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