Open edgarlepe opened 4 years ago
This is a good idea. Is the intent of semantic tags just to wrap around existing parts of the HTML for accessibility? Or should some of the existing CSS tags be changed?
To replace some of the existing html tags with html5 tags such as header
, nav
, main
, footer
, etc. For example, wrapping a menu in a nav
and using an ul
for the menu items instead of a table. Then the menu gets styled with css. This way even a computer understands that it is a menu of some sort and can convey that in a more meaningful way. Same with header
, main
, footer
, etc.
(Academics love tables though) But yeah, it sounds like you know what you're doing here. Please replace the tags at your judgement.
Use semantic html5 tags to make the page more accessible (screen readers, etc).