Aggressive CSS

In the web accessibility class I teach, someone asked:

"Up to this point, I've been surprised that I haven't seen anybody
do anything very "aggressive" (for lack of a better word) in their CSS stylesheets. Pages with and without CSS are not only both readable,
they tend to be practically identical in layout (at least). Do you
know of any cases which have kept accessible, but have done pretty
radically changing things with their stylesheets (so that the
"before" and "after" versions look quite different)? Thanks."

Anyone got any examples of these that I can share?  What's the
most "aggressive" or ambitious use of CSS you've seen?


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