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consistent layout digital accessibility office skip to the end of the global utility bar the university of north carolina at chapel hill accessibility events libraries maps departments connectcarolina unc search skip to main digital accessibility office information technology services search home about accessibility at carolina digital accessibility services the team talking accessibly podcast digital accessibility standards pdfebruary at carolina learn training top 10 tips ada title ii info faculty guide procurement testing and tools accessibility a z create planning for accessibility document accessibility website accessibility media accessibility checklist library liaisons contact us report an accessibility issue consistent layout what is consistent layout consistent layout makes a website easier to navigate and understand because it is predictable consistent layout refers to any repeated blocks of content like navigation menus links and buttons lists and more it also includes common elements found across websites like headings forms and breadcrumbs using a consistent layout helps create a website that is easy to use and understand for all users it s especially true for someone who is new to your site or accesses an internal page on your site from search results creating a consistent layout you can create a consistent layout on your site in a variety of ways by selecting an accessibility ready template or theme for your website using standard page templates across your site creating a brand guide with details on how to style and or code certain content types using semantic elements like headings and lists to organize your content grouping form controls like radio buttons and checkboxes providing an option to skip repeated blocks of content like your top navigation menu templates provide built in layout designs that you can apply across your entire site for example templates allow you to use the same main navigation menu on each page of your site along with other navigational elements like breadcrumbs and in page navigation orients users as you develop and customize your site make sure to use up to date markup that follows best practices and guidelines using a clear visual design also helps distinguish elements from others on a page for example using headings and lists to break your content into chunks provides consistent page layout to help users impact on users a consistent layout helps users learn what elements to expect in order on a web page this is especially helpful to users who are low vision or who are blind and using a screen reader it also helps users with cognitive and learning disabilities orient themselves to the website s content check out the wai perspectives clear layout and design video to see how it impacts the user s experience online report an issue submit any accessibility issues to our report form contact us email our office at digital_accessibility unc edu 919 962 7636 2026 university of north carolina at chapel hill
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