Really not a fan of how many web pages have all their navigation BS at the start of their accessibility tree. The main content should be front and centre rather than sidebars.
@mauve do you have an example where the best practice is implemented?
Really not a fan of how many web pages have all their navigation BS at the start of their accessibility tree. The main content should be front and centre rather than sidebars.
@mauve do you have an example where the best practice is implemented?
@mauve @rosano with hyperlinks and telescopic text (something which unfortunately never made it into HTML) menu-bars & pages would not be needed in theory: https://codepen.io/coderofsalvation/pen/wvLKJeY
I still think there's a usecase for the good old all-in-one-HTML manuals, but with a modern sauce.