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Build accessible interactive UI by coordinating research, interaction blueprints, and vanilla JS implementation, then validate keyboard support, screen reader semantics, and reduced-motion behavior. This approach yields complete, performant components using zero-dependency browser-native patterns.

Implement state machines for scroll-snap galleries by defining event flows, gestures, and animation choreography in a blueprint phase, then coding them with vanilla JavaScript and CSS. This zero-dependency approach uses GPU-only animations for optimal performance.

Handle keyboard and pointer events for interactive UIs by defining state machines and event flows during the blueprint phase, then implementing them using zero-dependency browser-native patterns in vanilla JavaScript to ensure robust interaction handling.

No, you do not need external libraries to create CSS animations and reduced-motion support. You can achieve polished interactive UI using zero-dependency browser-native patterns and GPU-only animations, validating against accessibility and performance constraints.

Yes, you can use this workflow to design a lightbox or split compare component from scratch. It produces a structured component workflow from planning through accessibility audit, covering state machines, focus handling, and contrast validation.

Validate interactive UI components against accessibility and performance constraints to ensure keyboard support, screen reader semantics, focus handling, and reduced-motion behavior function correctly. This audit phase guarantees the final component is usable and efficient.