Quick Tip: Consider Linear Reading and Navigation Order
Modern CSS allows complex layouts including grids, flexbox, and complex positioning (and repositioning). Browsers and assistive technologies primarily use the source code and DOM (Document Object Model) order of content when reading and navigating. In most cases this order aligns with the visual order, but when complex layouts and positioning are used, be sure that the order of content is logical and intuitive to all users.
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