Page Landmarks

Named regions of a web page that identify its high-level structure — for example banner, navigation, main, complementary, search, form, contentinfo — so that assistive technology can expose them as jump targets. Landmarks are typically declared with semantic HTML elements (header, nav, main, aside, footer) or WAI-ARIA landmark roles, and modern screen readers provide keyboard shortcuts to cycle through them. Well-marked landmarks are one of the most effective ways to let blind users orient themselves on an unfamiliar page and skip past repeated blocks such as navigation menus.