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Re: Mobile Accessibility: Visible focus on Mobile with screen reader "On" and Keyboard Test
From: Dean.Vasile
Date: Oct 12, 2023 6:19AM
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Bob,
As a non-visual user and tester, I've observed that "skip to links" are typically not visible to sighted users, although exceptions may exist. These links are intentionally hidden from sighted users but should be readily accessible to screen readers and function as intended.
It's been my experience that many websites include "skip to links," but their functionality can be inconsistent. In some cases, they only activate when you "tab" into them. Therefore, it is imperative that websites containing these links ensure they consistently and reliably perform their intended function.
Hope this helps.
Dino
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