I'm just following the instructions and templates from the Mozilla Development Network (MDN) tutorial!
The goal is to learn and apply best practices for enhancing web page structures using semantic markup, ARIA labeling, and CSS formatting.
- Semantic Structure: Use semantic HTML elements to improve readability and accessibility.
- ARIA Labeling: Implement ARIA attributes to label page regions for screen readers.
- CSS Formatting: Style page content for a polished and user-friendly design.
Explore the structured and accessible web page here:
👉 Adding Structures to Pages
- HTML: For semantic structure and markup.
- ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications): For labeling page regions and improving screen reader compatibility.
- CSS: For styling and layout formatting.
Semantic markup and ARIA labeling are essential for building accessible web pages that are easy to navigate and understand. This project demonstrates how to create meaningful page structures that benefit all users, including those using assistive technologies.