Accessibility Skip links - W3Schools People using keyboard, screen readers, switch controls and other assistive technologies use skip links to reach main content or other important sections easier and faster
How to Create a “Skip to Content” Link - CSS-Tricks Take the Sky News website as an example It offers a “Skip to content” button that allows users to skip all the navigation items and jump straight to the main content You can see this button by navigating to the top of the page using your keyboard This is similar to the implementation shown above
Creating a Skip to Content link - Make Things Accessible Learn why we should add a Skip Link to our sites, who benefits from them and discuss a couple of ways we can build one, along with some best practice accessibility considerations
Skip Navigation Links - WebAIM Skip navigation links are useful to give screen reader and keyboard users the same capability of navigating directly to the main content The idea is simple enough: provide a link at the top of the page that, when activated, jumps the user to the beginning of the main content area
How to Add a Skip to Main Content Link to Your Website A "skip to content" link is an ordinary link, usually before the main navigation menu at the top, linking to the main content on the web page Since a point-and-click user doesn't need it, a "skip to main content link" is usually hidden and made visible when it is in focus
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