MyComponent

MyComponent is a reusable user interface element intended for web applications. It provides a compact, self-contained block that can render content, handle user interaction, and emit events to calling code.

API and props: The component exposes properties such as id, label, disabled, size, and variant. Event callbacks include onClick and onChange. Consumers may supply custom className and theming tokens to influence appearance.

Accessibility: MyComponent is designed with accessibility in mind. It uses appropriate ARIA attributes, supports keyboard navigation, and communicates disabled or active state to assistive technologies.

Styling and theming: Styling is typically controlled via CSS classes, CSS variables, or a theming system. Developers can override tokens for color, typography, spacing, and borders to match application design.

Architecture and integration: It can be implemented as a framework-agnostic component or as a component built for a specific framework. It may be stateless or manage a small amount of internal state for transient interactions.

Usage and ecosystem: MyComponent is commonly distributed as part of UI libraries and documented with examples for React, Vue, Angular, and vanilla HTML usage. It is typically versioned and maintained with release notes.

Limitations and extensions: As a generic building block, it often requires adapters or wrappers for certain environments and may need additional accessibility refinements in complex contexts.