Hi Gundula, I think we are agreeing in general, but there are a couple of things to point out for future, and in relation to other SCs. > it was clearly stated that the WCAG should not be prescriptive We do try to avoid being prescriptive about design aspects, but we also have minimum contrast requirements. It is not a binary thing, there are exceptions. > which contradicts to the below suggestion to determine exactly how a link or button should show their nature. The suggestion was to treat it like text-spacing, where it is not prescriptive about the design. It asks that if the user adapts the design in a specific way, it does not become unusable. We do not expect end users to dig into code to implement this, but it would be something for a user-agent (e.g. plugin) to take up. For example, there isn’t a plugin to specifically implement text-spacing, but there are several for changing fonts. I have a dyslexic (aimed) one installed in Chrome which changes the font, which impacts the spacing. Anyway, we are generally agreeing, I just wanted that to be clear. Kind regards, -Alastair
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