building-components

Building accessible UI components requires integrating ARIA attributes, implementing keyboard navigation, and managing focus states to ensure inclusive interactions across your application.

Design tokens are visual design variables stored as data to maintain scalability and consistency. You set them up within your component architecture to easily theme UI primitives and blocks.

Creating composable APIs involves designing flexible component primitives that support patterns like polymorphism and data attributes, allowing you to assemble complex blocks from reusable base elements.

Yes, the process covers publishing UI components to npm. It guides you through packaging your design system primitives and writing the necessary documentation for external consumption.

The best way to handle focus management in modals is by trapping focus within the component while open, restoring focus to the trigger element upon close, and providing proper ARIA roles.

You should use polymorphism in component architecture when you need a UI component to render as different HTML elements or custom primitives while maintaining consistent accessibility and styling behaviors.