Sara Soueidan • 3/25/2021

Not Your Typical Horizontal Rules

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This article explores how to transform the standard HTML horizontal rule (<hr>) from a plain line into a creatively styled visual element using CSS and SVG. It covers the semantic meaning and accessibility of the <hr> tag, provides a practical example of styling it with a bird silhouette illustration, and discusses best practices for maintaining accessibility across different contexts like reader modes.

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