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How it Helps
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easier to process. Examples of common graphical indicators and visual cues
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include:
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p >
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- < p > < strong > Navigation areas:strong > Ensure each page has navigation areas that are easy to find.
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- Ensure that users know what to expect in each area. It is also important that users know what to ignore.
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- Using fewer navigational areas can improve simplicity.
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- If you have many navigation regions, ensure they are clear and accessible, so that users are not overwhelmed.
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- p >
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< ul >
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< li > grouping summaries of content,li >
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< li > using a card design using colors or white space,li >
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How it Helps
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speech bubbles.
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li >
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ul >
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+ < p > < strong > Navigation areas: strong > Ensure each page has navigation areas that are easy to find.
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+ Ensure that users know what to expect in each area. It is also important that users know what to ignore.
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+ Using fewer navigational areas can improve simplicity.
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+ If you have many navigation regions, ensure they are clear and accessible, so that users are not overwhelmed.
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+ p >
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section >
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< section >
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< h5 class ="coga-5 "> More Detailsh5 >
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More Details
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Make sure the accessible labels for landmarks are easy to understand.
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They can be non-visible, but they still need to be clear
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(for example, names like "primary," "secondary," and "tertiary" may not make sense).
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- < li >
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+ </ li >
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ul >
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< p >
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Icons should be used consistently. It is also important the graphical
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Examples
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ol >
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section >
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p>
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- < strong > Editorial Note:strong > Need review from John K p>
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+ < strong > Editorial Note: strong > Need review from John K p>
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< section >
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