Frequently Asked Questions

What are Headings?
- Headings are used to add structure to content and should describe the content in the next section or sub-section on the page.
- There are six levels of headings (e.g. h1-h6 elements) in HTML to identify sub-sections in hierarchical content.
- Web browsers, plug-ins, and assistive technologies can use them to provide in-page navigation.
- SkipTo.js provides a means for everyone to use keyboard navigation to navigate to headings on page.
What are Landmark Regions?
- Landmark Regions identify the major sections of a page that is usually conveyed visually with placement, spacing, color, or borders.
- Landmark regions enable assistive technology users to perceive the start and end of each section of a web page.
- There are eight types of landmark regions used to identify content on a page: Banner, Complementary, Contentinfo, Form, Main, Navigation, Region and Search.
- SkipTo.js provides a means for everyone to use keyboard navigation to navigate to landmark regions on page.

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