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Keyboard navigation refers to designing and building websites so users can easily move through all pages and interactive elements using only a keyboard – without needing a mouse or touchscreen. This is crucial for people with mobility impairments or those who rely on assistive devices.

Why it matters:
Making sure your website supports keyboard navigation means you’re providing equal access to users who can’t use a mouse. It helps you meet accessibility standards, improves usability for all visitors, and reduces the risk of legal issues.

Where it’s used:
Keyboard navigation applies to all interactive parts of a website—like menus, forms, buttons, and links—ensuring users can navigate and complete tasks smoothly.

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