Web accessibility tutorials 01: Landmarks & semantic HTML elements
As a blind programmer I thought it would be worth trying to showcase why bad web accessibility is wrong, and most important how web developers can put a small efforts to ensure the basics is covered.
This first tutorial focus on landmarks. People using a screen reader usually want to be able to quickly navigate internally when loading a page. Landmarks are a great way to separate your content into meaningful block that screen reader users can quickly reach.
