Page Structure

What is the Page Structure feature?

The assistive Page Structure feature is a functionality within the Hand Talk Plugin that allows users to understand and navigate configured elements throughout a webpage. This flexibility caters to individual preferences and promotes inclusion for various conditions.

How does it work?

When the Page Structure feature is activated, it displays a list of titles, links, and parts of the page, referred to as sections(header, footer, etc). Each title on the page is identified by tags such as <h1>, <h2>, etc., each link by the <a> tag, and sections by tags like <header>, <main>, <footer>, etc. It's important to remember that the effectiveness of this feature is directly related to how the page's source code was written, a code that correctly utilizes semantic elements will work properly with this feature.

What are its benefits?

• Accessibility: The page structure feature makes it easier for users to navigate and find elements on the page, improving their overall usability experience.
• Inclusion: Individuals with visual impairments can navigate important information more easily.
• Personalization: Users can choose to activate or deactivate this feature according to their individual needs.