headless-api-design

Design accessible headless component APIs by following QDS conventions for compound components, state management with useBindings, semantic event naming, and signal-based props. This ensures consistency and maintainability across the Qwik Design System.

Headless components handle state management, accessibility, and behavior logic while delegating visual rendering to the consumer. You need them to build composable, accessible design systems that separate structural logic from styling.

Manage state in Qwik headless components using the useBindings pattern and signal-based APIs. This approach aligns with QDS conventions for handling component state, ensuring predictable data flow and semantic event naming.

Yes, the API design approach supports form integration via the Field component and enforces accessibility best practices. It ensures new headless components align with QDS principles for semantic events and accessibility-first design.

The best way to structure Qwik component props is to follow established QDS patterns for signal-based and value-based APIs. This ensures your component's API design matches existing components like Checkbox or Modal.

Your Qwik component breaks design system consistency if it deviates from QDS conventions for compound components, semantic event naming, and context patterns. Aligning with signal-based APIs and accessibility-first design resolves this.