Landmarks Make Pages Navigable
Choose page-level semantic landmarks for a simple website structure.
A well-structured page lets people jump to the part they need. Landmarks are the page map Most workplace pages have recognizable regions: a top area, navigation, unique page content, related material, and end matter. Semantic landmarks make those regions programmatically visible. The goal is not to replace CSS classes; it is to make classes sit on top of a meaningful document skeleton. Pick by job, not position Use main for the content that is unique to this page. Use nav for primary navigation groups. Use header for introductory content for a page or section. Use footer for end content such…
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