[Principles] Too many links at the start of the page

[yatil]

From @bakkenb on March 28, 2017 0:57

[medium]
This page is loaded with a lot of good information, but there are just too many anchor links at the top of the page. It is overwhelming when you see all the links and just drop down in the page. Does there need to be a link to every subcategory under the main five categories?

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Moved this part of the comment to the existing thread in issue w3c/wai-accessibility-principles#16:

[For future consideration]
Also, The links to all the guidelines and the personas/scenarios are good. It makes good connection back to the actual success criteria and guidelines. It just seems a bit overwhelming. I am wondering if there is any other way to present this information.
I am at a loss for how to do it different, that is way I think this second question is for future consideration.

Copied from original issue: w3c/wai-people-use-web#28

[yatil]

From @slhenry on March 30, 2017 14:12

I actually like links at the top because it gives a good overview of the content of the page.

Here's a use case for including the sub-section links: Someone is looking for a specific topic, say seizures. If there's only the high level of links, they likely wouldn't know that it's under Operable.

I don't feel super strongly about it.

I suggest we leave it as is for now and address with the redesign.

[yatil]

From @slhenry on March 30, 2017 14:13

labels changed with Brent's consultation