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Anti-Patterns
Anti-Patterns
What is an anti-pattern?
An anti-pattern is “a common response to a recurring problem that is usually ineffective and risks being highly counterproductive” (Wikipedia).
In the context of accessibility, these are common development and design patterns that:
- can interfere with accessibility (e.g. inline styles which can interfere with a user's custom stylesheet)
- are, by nature, difficult to implement in an accessible way (e.g. carousels, custom tooltips).
Often there is a known, more effective, and accessible solution.
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