react-utils/overlays-focus-and-dismissal

To manage focus restoration in React modals, you can use the `useFocusReturn` hook to ensure keyboard focus returns to the triggering element when the overlay closes. This maintains accessibility and a logical navigation flow.

Dismissal handling for popovers and dialogs works by using the `useDismiss` hook to automatically close overlays when users press the Escape key or interact with the background area outside the active dialog.

To prevent background interaction while a React dialog is open, apply the `useInert` hook to make the background content inert. This blocks keyboard navigation and pointer events from reaching underlying page elements.

Yes, you need the `@noaignite/react-utils` dependency to access the hooks required for overlay keyboard navigation, focus management, and inert background handling. The Skill utilizes these hooks to enhance user experience.

The best way to build responsive layered interfaces in React is by combining focus management and dismissal hooks. This approach handles outside clicks and Escape key events while supporting responsive behavior across web applications.