All top-level sections, or major parts, of the site are accessible from the homepage.- The layout is clear, with content well organized and structured for scanning.
- Header elements are used to convey document structure.
- Unique and descriptive headings, lists, and typographical emphasis are used for words or sections the unit wishes to highlight.
- Important items are placed above the 'fold.'
- Navigation menus are consistently placed.
- Clear category labels are used.
- There is a logical tab order through links, form controls, and objects, and tabs work within forms.
- Pages use print CSS statements to enable proper printing.
- Documents are organized so they may be read without style sheets, and information can still be accessed if the user changes the text and background colors.
- Tables are not used for layout unless the table makes sense when linearized.
- Row and column headers are identified in data tables.
- If frames are used, they are titled with text that facilitates frame identification and navigation.
- If frames are used, meaningful, useful noframes content is provided.
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