Rick Lecoat wrote:
Remember that screen reader applications can commonly call up a handy
list of all the links on a page
Has anyone tested how skip links work from a link list?
I have a little theory called "the hierarchy of link specificity"
that I've been meaning to write up for years. The theory concerns
itself with source order and link lists.
It goes something like this: with a reverse source order (content
before nav) content specific links will always appear before the
current section nav ,main nav, and utility links - this should have
the effect of allowing the most relevant (to the current context)
links to appear at the top of lists - effectively shortening them
considerably. With traditional source order link lists are
essentially random and people still have to scroll through the entire
list to find relevant links.
kind regards,
Terrence Wood.
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