The accessibility guide · Buttons, links, and images
Links that look exactly like the words around them
A faint color shift alone doesn't say “this is a link.” Guests with color blindness or low vision never realize it's clickable.
The choice you’re proud of
Links that look exactly like the words around them
What it actually is
Removing the underline and giving links only a faint color difference, for a cleaner look.
Who it shuts out
People with color blindness or low vision can't spot the slight color shift that's the only thing marking a link — so they never realize it's clickable, and miss the reservation button, the menu, the order link. Color on its own is never enough to say “this is a link.”