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Updated by Hagen Schink about 12 years ago
Screen-reader tools (like JAWS) depends on correct order of HTML elements in the DOM to read the content of a page.
If the visual content differs too much from the DOM (e.g. We see a div at the page header (because of clever css styling), but it appears at the very end of the DOM) screen reader may produce incomprehensible output.
If the visual content differs too much from the DOM (e.g. We see a div at the page header (because of clever css styling), but it appears at the very end of the DOM) screen reader may produce incomprehensible output.