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A simpler way to say "more semantically correct" is "correct." Please don't trivialize the importance of semantics. Proper semantic representation makes documen
by FroshKiller 10y ago
A simpler way to say "more semantically correct" is "correct." Please don't trivialize the importance of semantics. Proper semantic representation makes documents more accessible.
- cloverich 10y agoI don't find the header, article, section, etc tags to be sufficiently clear that they are always used in the same way by different people. But maybe I'm missing something -- how do they improve accessibility?
- throwanem 10y agoTake a look at http://accessiblehtmlheadings.com/ http://accessiblehtmlheadings.com/ for a pretty solid introduction. The tl;dr: is that, used properly, they enable screen readers and similar to identify document structure and make it more easily navigable.
- FroshKiller 10y agoSorry, I should've provided a reference for you. The link throwanem posted is a good introduction with an interactive demonstration.