A style reset specifically aimed at accessibility that embraces modern CSS features to help start your project without accessibility errors.
This is not a CSS reset to replace normalise.css or other CSS resets. This is a reset that is specifically aimed at accessibility.
- Designed for cascade layers by using the modern
@layer
directive. - Improved readability for text and headings.
- Proper resets for form elements.
- Accessible, consistent focus outlines.
-
.visually-hidden
and.sr-only
class baked in. - Reduced motion media query baked in.
Install and import the package (requires a bundler):
npm install a11y-reset
Then, I'd recommend you import this reset into the first layer after your existing reset. You can predefine your layers as the first thing in your stylesheet:
@layer reset, a11y-reset, some, other, layers;
Then import the reset:
@import 'a11y-reset' layer(a11y-reset);
CSS resets like normalise.css create sensible defaults and eliminate browser bugs. Use one of these and you get a consistent base across all browsers.
a11y-reset takes a different and complimentary approach. Its aim is to prevent accessibility errors and provide sensible defaults for accessibility. It's not a replacement for a CSS reset, but a complimentary reset.