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Web Accessibility - Priority 2

Web Accessibility: Priority 2

Web Accessibility
Text Links
Color
Tables
Dynamic Content
Forms
Navigation
Style Sheets
Frames
Structural Mark-up
Units: Sizes/Lengths
Deprecated Elements
Page Re-Direct
Page Refresh
Document Validation
Priority 1
Priority 3

Web Accessibility: Navigation

Provide General Layout Information

Provide a site map or table of contents to assist users in navigating the site. Site maps are often presented as outlines, composed of nested lists, showing the hierarchy of pages.

For example:

What's New
About Us
Job Seekers
Employers
- Human Resources News
- Resources

Reminder: Place separating characters (printable characters, images, bullets or numbers) between adjacent links.

Use Consistent Navigation Mechanisms

Typical navigation mechanisms include navigation bars, site maps and tables of contents. Using these mechanisms consistently increases the usability of the site information.