dixits

> Color blind people could add css extension that underline / highlight links.

imo, if you're building a new library, this level of accessibility should be baked in. Given the aim of the library to have better css defaults, expecting developers to override the link styling to add underlines or expecting the users to install browser extensions to do that, feels like a weird requirement.

I agree!

One example of something that feels off is the button styling on hover, dark backgrounds with black text doesn't work well aesthetically or for accessibility.

Having a more polished default set-up will be the cherry on top.

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