jargon

Frontend & browser·Accessibility and semantics

a screen reader user jumped straight to the main content because the page said where it was.

Landmark region

Also calledlandmark, banner main navigation

Structural regions — `main`, `nav`, `header`, `footer`, `aside`, `form` with a name — that assistive technology can enumerate and jump between. They are the equivalent of skimming a page visually, and without them the only way through is linearly from the top. One `main` per page, and names on repeated landmarks so 'navigation' and 'navigation' can be told apart.

Commonly confused with