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Accessibility is always important to consider, with respect to users of all screen sizes and ability of vision. Unless noted otherwise, all of Wikipedia's accessibility guidelines will apply to this wiki.
See
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Accessibility
- Accessibility guide for developers
- Reading/Web/Accessibility for reading
Notes
Screens
Flexbox is useful for skin-specific style rules.
Some other classes which exist (add via inline CSS).
| ! Name | Values |
|---|---|
.no-mobile.mobile-only
|
display: none;
|
.mobile-width
|
overflow-x: scroll;
|
General
- Consider contrast; don't use red text on a red background.
- Any visual element using color coding must also include text or symbols.
- Utilize
|alt=attribute in link and image markup.
Avoid:
- Section headings below third-level (
<h5>and<h6>). Try lists, tables, or containers for more varied organizational options. - Font size below roughly
11px;(or85%;of main body text) order:property to arbitrarily re-arrange element order.

