Issue Description - WCAG standard
The sidebar section on feature pages is a navigation menu and should be identified that way to help screen readers better interpret its purpose
Method of discovery
Use a browser extension such as 'SkipTo Landmarks & Headings' that can list the landmarks and headings for any page
Steps to Reproduce
View a feature page for an exhibit. Check that the sidebar is identified in a meaningful way. Currently it shows the links as headers (h2). The section is showing as a complimentary section identified as "Limit your search".
Suggested solution
use <nav> tags to wrap the menu, and label it something like "Secondary" or "Feature pages" to distinguish it from the other navigations (main, breadcrumbs, footer).
Issue Description - WCAG standard
The sidebar section on feature pages is a navigation menu and should be identified that way to help screen readers better interpret its purpose
Method of discovery
Use a browser extension such as 'SkipTo Landmarks & Headings' that can list the landmarks and headings for any page
Steps to Reproduce
View a feature page for an exhibit. Check that the sidebar is identified in a meaningful way. Currently it shows the links as headers (h2). The section is showing as a complimentary section identified as "Limit your search".
Suggested solution
use
<nav>tags to wrap the menu, and label it something like "Secondary" or "Feature pages" to distinguish it from the other navigations (main, breadcrumbs, footer).