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@oliverabrahams oliverabrahams commented Dec 17, 2025

What does this change?

Adds a Heading and navigation arrows to the product carousel.
Adds an interaction story to to the carousel storybook.

builds off this PR #14968

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@oliverabrahams oliverabrahams force-pushed the mob/scrollable-products branch from f20853d to a064393 Compare December 19, 2025 17:09
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Looks good! Have we tested this for accessibility e.g. keyboard navigation etc?

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Looks good! Have we tested this for accessibility e.g. keyboard navigation etc?

I have tried keyboard navigation and it all seems to work 👍

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