For example, the title of an assignment on a “Course Documents” page is an H3 so the user easily finds it. H3 headings are typically used as the title of content items or key content elements on a page. For example, a course page has two H2 headings: one for the course menu and one for the main content that is located immediately above the action bar on the content page.
These headings are hidden and allow screen reader users to skip directly to each major page section. H2 headings are used to delineate major sections of a page.
In Blackboard Learn, the page title, for example “Course Documents,” is always the H1. This gives users the ability to understand the structure of any page in the application quickly, and move to the appropriate section of the page or content item easily.Īs is required, a single H1 is provided to identify the page the user is looking at. Headings are used consistently throughout the application. Ībout the structure of Blackboard Learn pagesĪ logical heading structure is in place to properly structure the page and allow users to navigate using headings.
Please direct any questions and concerns to. More on Blackboard’s commitment to accessibility VPAT for Blackboard Learn SaaS (available in English only)
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