From the course: Simplifying Web Development with Accessibility Best Practices
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Buttons - HTML Tutorial
From the course: Simplifying Web Development with Accessibility Best Practices
Buttons
- [Instructor] In its most basic form a button on the web does nothing except be present and clickable. It doesn't have a default behavior because it can be used for many different things. To get a button, to do something it needs to be hooked to an existing browser or document or element behavior or some custom JavaScript. Typical uses for buttons include submit and reset buttons and forms, toggle buttons on accessible dropdown menus, navigation buttons inside sliders and carousels, the close button and a modal pop-up and so on. Buttons exist to be used anytime you need interactivity that doesn't involve navigation. But I often see developers use links instead of buttons in these instances. And when I ask the reason they provide is often that they don't like what a button looks like out of the box. So to remove this problem altogether here's a full button style reset for you. This block of code removes all default styling…
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