Tabbed-panels: what about usability and accessibility? This article is about understanding what's involved with such gimmicks: semantics, separation of layers, progressive enhancement, keyboard navigation, etc. For the purpose of this article, I've created four test pages: Page 1 contains the Spry tabbed panels widget ("out-of-the-box"), Page 2 is the same as above, but includes minor fixes, Page 3 "displays" the same tabbed panels, but it is built with "best practice" in mind, Page 4 is a variation of page 3, it keeps everything in the flow. Each page contains two sets of links to let you: test the page without CSS and/or JS support files. navigate from one page to another. To demonstrate the role that the markup plays when it comes to tabbing navigation (keyboard navigation), I've placed a link within the content for the second tab.
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