Angular Best Practices Spartan

If you're building Angular apps with Spartan UI instead of Material or PrimeNG, this skill teaches Claude the Brain/Helm architecture that makes Spartan different. Brain handles accessible behavior (ARIA, keyboard nav), Helm handles Tailwind styling, and you get headless components you can style however you want. It only activates when you're actually using @spartan-ng packages, so it won't interfere with other component libraries. The author recommends pairing it with the core angular-best-practices skill for full coverage. Three medium-impact rules focus on Tailwind config, accessible behavior patterns, and working with the headless primitives for dialogs, tabs, and menus.

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$ npx -y skills add alfredoperez/angular-best-practices --skill angular-best-practices-spartan --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Angular Spartan UI Best Practices

Spartan UI rules for headless components with Brain (behavior) and Helm (styling). Use with the core angular-best-practices skill for comprehensive Angular coverage.

When to Apply

Adding Spartan Brain directives for accessible behavior
Styling components with Helm and Tailwind CSS
Building dialogs, tabs, menus, or accordions with Spartan primitives

Rules

Rule	Impact	Description
Configure Tailwind with Spartan Helm	MEDIUM	Consistent utility-first styling via hlm directives
Use Spartan Brain for Accessible Behavior	MEDIUM	WCAG-compliant ARIA, keyboard nav, and focus management
Use Spartan UI Headless Components	MEDIUM	Full styling control with built-in accessibility