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Re: [EXTERNAL] heading question
From: Karlen Communications
Date: Dec 16, 2019 5:57AM
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Part of the answer to the increased use of headings as navigational points
is that those of us who teach/train accessible document design stress that
headings are not only navigational points for those of us who use adaptive
technology, the use of sequential headings is just good document design. As
more document authors receive training on the use and implementation of
sequential headings, more documents will reflect good document design and
ore of us can rely on consistent navigation in documents.
I've been teaching/training the importance of sequential headings as
navigational points since 2004 in Word doucments and prior to that for HTML
content.
Cheers, Karen
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