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State of CSS 2023

Accessibility

Accessibility features and techniques.

prefers-reduced-motion

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6892 question respondents (75% completion percentage)
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prefers-color-scheme

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6887 question respondents (75% completion percentage)
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We asked members of the CSS community to share their “pick of the year”

My 2023 Pick: color-contrast()

My vote goes to color-contrast() because I think it deserves more spotlight. It’s one of the few features that makes it easier for us (developers) to design for our users. Cross-browser support can’t come soon enough.

We asked members of the CSS community to share their “pick of the year”

Sara Soueidan

Inclusive design engineer and educator

prefers-reduced-data

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6877 question respondents (74.9% completion percentage)
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color-scheme

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6867 question respondents (74.8% completion percentage)
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prefers-contrast

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6866 question respondents (74.8% completion percentage)
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forced-colors

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6860 question respondents (74.7% completion percentage)
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:focus-visible

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6874 question respondents (74.8% completion percentage)
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Recommended Resources

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