Hello Tristen,
Thank you for your feedback. I've created Github Issue 80<https://github.com/w3c/wcag3/issues/80> to track this.
You can monitor the issue there and we will update you via email when those details are addressed.
Kind regards,
Rachael
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Hello,
While the “Distinguishable sectionsEXPLORATORY
Sections are visually and programmatically distinguishable” outcome is certainly relevant, as a screen reader user and accessibility tester, I also believe there needs to be a requirement for clearly labeled semantic landmarks which separate and contain distinct page content. Examples include Header, Main Navigation, Breadcrumb Navigation, Main content, Aside, Footer, etc…
Landmarks are well supported in most browsers, are easy to implement using modern programming languages such as HTML 5, ARIA, and Javascript, provide great benefits to assistive technology users, and are easy to test for.
Thanks,
Tristen Breitenfeldt
[CPACC Certified]
