For websites to be accessible, content needs to be thoughtfully arranged into sections and navigable by headings, so users can easily scan a page and find the information they are seeking. Ensuring that proper structure can be one of the biggest accessibility challenges for a Drupal site, with many pages ending up with improperly nested heading levels, sections without explicit headings, or regular text that is styled like headings, but missing the proper semantic markup needed by screen readers.

At Kalamuna, we are passionate about building Drupal sites that empower and encourage editors to properly structure their content and provide the headings needed for easy navigation (and passing accessibility scans). Whether content on your site is managed using Field Groups, Twig templates, Paragraphs, Layout Builder, Canvas, or just one big WYSIWYG field, we have tips for how to set things up in a way will result in far more accessible content and much happier users.