How do you handle styling for accessibility?
With semantic HTML, ARIA where needed, focus management for modals and dropdowns, sufficient color contrast, and keyboard navigation for interactive components. Styling and accessibility are not separate concerns; they are designed together.
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Pick one approach and use it consistently: Tailwind for speed and tiny CSS, CSS Modules for plain scoped CSS, a component library for fast MVPs, or CSS-in-JS for dynamic styling. Consistency matters more than which approach you choose.
With React Router: Link for internal navigation, NavLink for active states, useNavigate for programmatic navigation, useParams for dynamic routes, and a catch-all 404 route. On deploy, configure the host to redirect all routes to index.html.
With a design token system, reusable primitives, a fixed spacing scale, a limited color palette, a clear typography hierarchy, and reused layout patterns. Consistency is what makes a UI feel professional.
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