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“focus” Archive

  1. Managing User Focus With “:focus-visible” · · ,
  2. When to Use “tabindex="0"” · · , ,
  3. Big, Beautiful, Beefy Focus States With “:focus-visible” · · ,
  4. Basic Accessibility Mistakes I Often See in Audits · · , , , , , ,
  5. Hover Contrast Bookmarklet · · , , ,
  6. Evolution of Visible Focus · · ,
  7. Understanding SC 2.4.11 “Focus Not Obscured (Minimum)” · · ,
  8. Give Your Site Some Focus! Tips for Designing Useful and Usable Focus Indicators · · , , ,
  9. Where to Put Focus When Deleting a Thing · ·
  10. Visually Hidden Links With 0 Dimensions · · , , ,
  11. O “dialog” Focus, Where Art Thou? · · , ,
  12. The Universal Focus State · · ,
  13. Sticky Content: Focus in View · · , ,
  14. The Problem With Automatically Focusing the First Input and What to Do Instead · · , ,
  15. WCAG 2.2 Misses Mark on Defining Visible Focus · · , ,
  16. Short Note: Why Isn’t “role=presentation”/“none” Allowed on Focusable Elements? · · , ,
  17. Buttons, Links, and Focus · · , , ,
  18. Focus Appearance Thoughts · · ,
  19. Foundations: Visible Focus Styles · · ,
  20. Prevent Focused Elements from Being Obscured by Sticky Headers · · , ,
  21. 4 More HTML Concepts You Didn’t Know · · , ,
  22. Focus Appearance Explained · · , ,
  23. Bring Focus to the First Form Field With an Error · · ,
  24. With “:focus-visible”, You Can Have Focus Styles When It Makes Sense · · , , ,
  25. Stop Removing Focus · · ,
  26. Developing a Focus Style for a Themable Design System · · , ,
  27. The Focus-Indicated Pseudo-Class “:focus-visible” · · ,
  28. How to Check What Item Is in Focus When Accessibility Testing · · , ,
  29. Standardizing Focus Styles With CSS Custom Properties · · , ,
  30. A Guide to Designing Accessible, WCAG-Compliant Focus Indicators · · , , ,
  31. Understanding Logical Focus Order · · ,