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Status Under review
Created by Maya Cheng
Created on Oct 2, 2024

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Links are styled as button - buttons are styled as links

GOOD TO HAVE Styling a link to look like a button is not inherently a WCAG failure, but there are important considerations to ensure accessibility:


Semantic Elements: Use the appropriate HTML elements. If it’s a link, use <a>. If it’s a button, use <button>. This helps assistive technologies understand the element’s purpose1.


ARIA Roles: If you must style a link to look like a button, ensure it has the correct ARIA roles. For example, a <button> styled as a link should have role="link"1.


Accessible Name: Ensure the link or button has an accessible name or label. This is crucial for screen readers2.


Keyboard Navigation: Make sure the element is focusable and operable via keyboard. Links should be navigable using the Tab key, and buttons should be activatable using the Enter or Space keys3.


By following these guidelines, you can style links to look like buttons without failing WCAG criteria.

Customer Name ESDC
Type of Request Idea
Market Opportunity

Accessibility Enhancement
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