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Re: where should be the default focus on search resultpage?
From: Jim Thatcher
Date: Dec 21, 2006 9:30AM
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Good work Shri,
Bim wrote:
> So if the H3 Search Results heading is subordinate to logical H1 and H2
> headings it would be correct, but choosing H3 as the level without being
> part of the page heirarchy would be incorrect.
Putting any html heading at the top of the search results is KEY and an
excellent accessibility accommodation. I disagree that the hierarchy is
incorrect or important or and accessibility problem - something that I harp
on frequently. This is an example of the fact that structure of headings for
web pages is nonsense. I good designer would set out the various "heading"
types, with all their presentation characteristics. Some would be h1's, some
h2's etc. The idea being any time you SEE and h2 its style would be the
same. Now comes a search result page. The only heading relevant is in the
designer's h3 set. That doesn't mean that the design should change - just
use an h3. No problem.
Jim
Accessibility Consulting
http://jimthatcher.com
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