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In addition to including a skip to the content link, how else can I facilitate page navigation?

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In addition to including a skip to the content link, how else can I facilitate page navigation?

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All web documents should be divided into short sections for readability, and should be organized using a clear hierarchy of HTML headings and subheadings (i.e.,

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, etc.) This helps all users to understand the document contents, but it especially helps users of screen readers. Most screen readers include functionality that allows users to jump between headings with a single keystroke, so blind users can effectively scan the document looking for sections that particularly interest them, just as sighted users typically do.

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