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@@ -36,9 +36,32 @@ Even if you use a `border` to indicate focus taking, this alternative is not con
Indeed, `outline` is a property managed by the browser. Some browsers offer mechanisms to increase the visibility of this outline. Thus, if you specify `outline: 0` in your style sheets, the browser settings to increase the outline will be invisible.
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Disabling the outline property for :hover and :active states is not considered non-conforming. Only the properties attached to the :focus state of an element are taken into account here.
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+## Focus contrast
+
+THe contrast of this outline must be at least 3:1 with the interactive element and the background.
+
+## Browsers' default outline
+
+Here is the default outline to be defined, to ensure it's conform and visible.
+
+`outline: 2px auto Highlight; /* for all browsers */`
+`outline: auto 2px -webkit-focus-ring-color; /* for webkit-based browsers */`
+`outline-offset: 1px; /* to be adapted according to the element visibility */`
+
+The property `Highlight` can be replaced by `currentColor` (like in the Starter) if the contrast is sufficient.
+
+## Focus never hidden
+
+Floating element (fixed main menu, cookie banner...) must not hide the focus, in any resolution or zoom percentage.
+To prevent it, use the `scroll-padding` property on `body` and `html` tags.
+
+`html,body {`
+` scroll-padding: 33% 0px;`
+`}`
+
+In the previous example, the scroolbar will automatically move if the focus is at least at 33% from the top and the bottom of the page.