Use of Color a relative luminance difference of 3:1 or greater with the text around can be used to identify links and surrounding texts. To meet success criterion 1.4.1: Use of Color, use dotted lines as additional visual cue.
This technique is an alternative to use solid underlines. Solid underlines might be visually distracting for pages there are a large number of links in the block of text. Links are commonly used to indicate words or phrases that are links within a paragraph or other block of text. Even using underlines on hover or keyboard focus only, they might not be used for users with touch devices.
Use of Color a relative luminance difference of 3:1 or greater with the text around can be used to identify links and surrounding texts. To meet success criterion 1.4.1: Use of Color, use dotted lines as additional visual cue.
This technique is an alternative to use solid underlines. Solid underlines might be visually distracting for pages there are a large number of links in the block of text. Links are commonly used to indicate words or phrases that are links within a paragraph or other block of text. Even using underlines on hover or keyboard focus only, they might not be used for users with touch devices.