CSS Image Rollovers: Accessible, Standard Compliant, Flicker-Free
Although we thought this problem had been perfected years ago, we still manage to come across professional, high-trafficked websites using broken and outdated CSS image rollover techniques. This is absolutely unacceptable and unnecessary.
There is a way to produce JavaScript-free, accessible, flicker-free, single-image CSS image rollovers. Here’s how!
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