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What tools can you use to check accessibility issues in an Angular app?

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Answer

The Angular ESLint plugin can catch some accessibility mistakes right inside your code editor while you type. The axe DevTools browser extension and Lighthouse in Chrome scan a running page and list real accessibility problems along with clear suggestions on how to fix each one.
// Running Lighthouse from the command line
npx lighthouse http://localhost:4200 --view

// Reports accessibility issues like missing labels, low contrast text, and more
Real-world example A team runs Lighthouse against their Angular app before every release, catching missing alt text on images and low color contrast issues before real users ever encounter them.

Common follow-ups: How does automated accessibility testing differ from testing with a real screen reader?;What accessibility score does Lighthouse usually flag first for a new Angular project?