Angular, a framework known for its versatility, can be used to build various web apps, including Single Page Applications (SPAs) with dynamic content loading and updating without full page reloads, delivering a smoother and more responsive user experience. It also works well for Progressive Web Applications (PWAs), with features like service workers, responsive design, and offline capabilities offering native-like experiences across different devices and platforms. Angular is also used for enterprise applications as its modular architecture, dependency injection, and powerful features like Angular Material make it ideal for building applications with complex requirements. It can also be used for building e-commerce platforms, social networking platforms, Content Management Systems (CMS), and real-time data visualization dashboards.