What problem does it solve?
This skill helps writers and developers plan and implement accessible content structures from the start, ensuring clear hierarchy, meaningful landmarks, and reusable patterns that improve navigation for all users.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Define the Document Outline with a correct heading hierarchy (H1, H2, H3) to convey structure.
- Map landmarks and regions (banner, navigation, main, complementary, contentinfo, search, form) for reliable keyboard and AT navigation.
- Establish an alt-text strategy for images: decorative, functional, informative, or complex descriptions.
- Specify table accessibility: proper headers, captions, and responsive behavior.
- Enforce consistent form labeling and proper grouping with fieldsets/legends to aid error handling and accessibility testing.
- Use cases include building a new page, updating a template, or auditing existing content for accessibility.
Quick Start
Run through the six-step structure process on your new page to ensure accessibility from the start.