ARIA Landmarks
Semantic regions like <main>, <nav>, <aside> that help screen reader users navigate page structure.
Definition
Semantic regions like <main>, <nav>, <aside> that help screen reader users navigate page structure.
Why It Matters
Understanding this concept is crucial for implementing accessible, user-friendly interfaces that comply with web standards.
Examples
Common real-world implementations and usage patterns for this concept.
Best Practices
- Follow WCAG guidelines when applicable
- Test with assistive technologies
- Document your implementation decisions
Related Topics
Confusing Information Architecture
Poor content hierarchy and navigation patterns that increase bounce rates and prevent users from completing key tasks.
ARIA Label
An attribute that provides accessible names for elements, especially icons and buttons without visible text.
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines)
International standards for making web content accessible to people with disabilities, published by W3C.
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