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- How do I skip navigation links?
- What are the limitations of skip links?
- What is a skip to content link?
How do I skip navigation links?
A "skip navigation" link is implemented by placing a named anchor at the point on the page where the main content begins (e.g., ). Then, place a same-page link at the beginning of the page that targets this named anchor (e.g., Skip to main content).
What are the limitations of skip links?
The Problems with Skip Links
The layouts of many web sites include a consistent set of navigation links at the top of a page followed by the main content further down. Consistent navigation greatly increases the usability of a site, but a long series of links can greatly hinder screen reader and text-browser users.
What is a skip to content link?
A "skip to content" link is an ordinary link, usually before the main navigation menu at the top, linking to the main content on the web page. Since a point-and-click user doesn't need it, a "skip to main content link" is usually hidden and made visible when it is in focus.
