Move the 'Accessibility concerns' section to above 'Attributes' in HT… #28201
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Any implementation addressing the concerns spurring this PR are going to scrap these changes, so I see no reason to leave this open. |
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Description
Move the "Accessibility concerns" of HTML element pages to a more prominent place
Motivation
In their current position, they're likely to be missed. This makes it much more likely that developers will notice, and that boosts accessibility across the web
Additional details
Discussion here: https://github.com/orgs/mdn/discussions/430
Related issues and pull requests
An initial go only moving datalist: #28189