Design system with real tokens
Themed at the token layer, not per-component overrides. Storybook is the single source of truth; the app is downstream.
Enterprise Angular that lasts a decade — design system, NgRx, MFEs, a11y welded in.
Angular built like furniture — square, joinery visible, tested. Shared design system with tokens and theming, disciplined NgRx state, micro-frontend seams that don't leak, and WCAG audited rather than claimed. We modernize legacy AngularJS estates without a rewrite when the accounting still works.
Themed at the token layer, not per-component overrides. Storybook is the single source of truth; the app is downstream.
Feature-scoped stores, effects that don't leak side effects, selectors as the API. No 'shared' god-store that becomes untestable in year two.
Module federation across teams, contracts at the edge, versioned shared libraries. Independent deploys without accidental global state.
Keyboard-first navigation, focus management, ARIA where it actually helps. Automated in CI plus periodic manual audits — not a checkbox.
Modern Angular that shed the NgModule ceremony, with Signals-based state for local reactivity. Migrations planned, not accidental.
Downgrade/upgrade patterns and incremental migration when the estate is too big to rewrite. Ship value on Monday; still on Angular in six years.
The words that separate insiders from readers.
Real apps have thousands of subscriptions and detectChanges calls; the migration playbook is still being written.
Shared-library versioning across independently deployed teams without weekly breakage.
Still enough of them to matter. Modernization that doesn't demand a full rewrite is genuinely valuable and rare.
Same brand across Angular web + iOS/Android — with a token pipeline that scales beyond a Figma export.
AA on paper, keyboard trap on the third click. Real audits versus lint passes.