Use header tags to organize documents (easy)
Using header tags is common practice in web design, but it bears repeating in this context: Use
h1, h2, h3, etc. to divide documents into outline-level sections. The most straightforward approach is to mark the page’s title as
h1 and mark any (and all) subheadings as
h2.
Here’s why this matters for accessibility. Many screen readers interpret the header tags as anchors that the reader can skip to directly with a keystroke or command. This makes the document more navigable without having to add extra metadata.
Label forms and keep them readable (easy)