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--- accessibility:aria:landmarks [2023/07/19 12:08] – [Landmarks] fixing accessible names link scl
+++ accessibility:aria:landmarks [2023/07/19 12:09] (current) – [Landmarks] scl
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 Everything visible on the page should be included in a landmark. There should be one main landmark. Most other landmarks can be enclosed within other landmark regions, but it’s best practice to use only one banner (''<header>'') and contentinfo (''<footer>'') region.
-When multiple landmarks have the same role, you can use [[accessibility:aria:labels|ARIA labels]] to give them unique and descriptive names. Without labels, ''<nav>'' elements used for the main navigation, breadcrumbs, and pagination might all appear as “navigation” in the landmarks menu. [[https://github.com/w3c/aria-practices/issues/353|Navigation menus should not use the ARIA menu role]], which is intended for operating system menus.
+When multiple landmarks have the same role, you can use [[accessibility:aria:acc_names|ARIA labels]] to give them unique and descriptive names. Without labels, ''<nav>'' elements used for the main navigation, breadcrumbs, and pagination might all appear as “navigation” in the landmarks menu. [[https://github.com/w3c/aria-practices/issues/353|Navigation menus should not use the ARIA menu role]], which is intended for operating system menus.
 With the generic “region” role, it is possible to create [[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA/Roles/region_role|custom landmark regions]]. The region should have an ARIA label that describes its purpose. See [[accessibility:aria:acc_names|Building the Accessible Name and Description]].