<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>It is possible to define routes dynamically in Angular by configuring routes based on the user's role at runtime.</li><li>A blog explains how to dynamically configure routes based on the user's role in an Angular app.</li><li>Routes can be added after login, depending on the authenticated role, using lazy-loaded routes and runtime condition checks.</li><li>The approach demonstrated in the blog leverages sessionStorage for role storage and suggests using API authentication and route guards for improved security in real-world applications.</li></ul>

Dynamic Routing in Angular Based on User Roles

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