Invisible Form Prompts

Invisible Form Prompts, at Juicy Studio, is an interesting article + discussion on hiding form labels in an accessible way. Why hide form labels at all? In some designs, visible labels may not be necessary, but they still need to be present in the code to support the WCAG.

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