Sara Soueidan • 9/15/2021

In Quest of Search

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This article presents a detailed argument for introducing a new HTML sectioning element, <search>, to semantically represent search interfaces. It explains how this would provide native HTML parity with the existing ARIA 'search' landmark role, reduce reliance on ARIA attributes, and improve web accessibility, similar to how elements like <nav> and <main> work.

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