Quick Tip: Implement Skip Links for Keyboard Users
Often overlooked but crucial for keyboard-only navigation, skip links (typically placed as the first focusable elements on a page) allow users to bypass repetitive content like headers and navigation menus. When properly implemented with CSS that makes them visible on focus, these links significantly reduce the number of tab stops needed to reach main content, particularly benefiting users with motor disabilities or those navigating complex sites.
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