Keyboard Focus Visibility
An accessibility requirement that the currently focused element must have a clear visual indication when the user navigates with the Tab key; it is part of the basic WCAG specification, and AI frequently breaks it unintentionally when changing styles by resetting the outline or overriding the :focus pseudo-class.
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Keyboard focus visibility in accessibility means that when a user navigates with the Tab key, the currently focused element must have a clear visual indicator (such as an outline or highlight); this is a basic WCAG requirement.
When modifying styles, AI often inadvertently removes the focus indicator by resetting outline or overriding the :focus pseudo-class, leaving keyboard users unable to tell where they are.
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Keyboard focus visibility in accessibility means that when a user navigates with the Tab key, the currently focused element must have a clear visual indicator (such as an outline or highlight); this is a basic WCAG requirement.
50%UnverifiedWhen modifying styles, AI often inadvertently removes the focus indicator by resetting outline or overriding the :focus pseudo-class, leaving keyboard users unable to tell where they are.
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