Michelle Barker • 3/1/2023

A Native “Visually Hidden” in CSS? Yes Please!

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The article argues for a native CSS feature to visually hide text (e.g., for icon buttons or skip links) while preserving accessibility for screen readers. It highlights the problems with current common utility classes like .sr-only and references a proposal for a standardized, built-in solution to replace these fragile workarounds.

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