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We have covered how the relationship between elements should be clearly communicated through the markup. In this video, we’ll focus on the order in which elements are presented.
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In this video,
we'll explore a little more of that,
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specifically focusing on tab order.
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To be honest,
a lot of this is taken care of for
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us when we're thoughtful
about the way we use HTML.
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By default, elements like links,
buttons and inputs can have focus.
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Having focus allows the user to
interact with that particular element.
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Many of us use a mouse to switch focus.
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But all anyone should need to do is
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tab through focusable elements on
the page using their keyboard.
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This type of navigation goes beyond forms.
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