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Suitcase sites can be navigated with just a keyboard. How?

• Users can use the Tab key to move through menu items, links, and form elements in a logical sequence.
• All menu items, links, and form fields have a clear visual indicator for the currently focused item.
• Content editors are instructed to make sure their links provide clear context for where a link will go. (Instead of just 'click here')
• Keyboard navigators also have the option to bypass long navigation menus and 'Skip to Main Content'

All content in Luggage can be found multiple ways, which makes navigating websites easier for everyone to use.

Search

Luggage's powerful faceted search allows users to search all content in a few different ways:

• By keyword
• By category
• By tag
• By content type

There's no need to know exactly where a page exists in the page structure.

Tabular data is best displayed in HTML tables, but sometimes large tables do not fit on small screens making the table information unreadable. Suitcase Interim makes tables responsive so the layout of the tables adapt to small screens.

View a responsive table demo.

How?

When content creators add tables to their pages, news articles, or other types of content, Suitcase Interim automatically detects the table and makes it responsive. 

Note: For an overview of the many sites using Luggage, click the Showcase menu.

Below is a list of the various features available in the Luggage platform, with a few website examples for each.

Per WCAG 2.0, non-text content should have a text-based alternative accessible to screen readers. Suitcase supports this standard by providing content creators with an "alternative text" (often abbreviated as alt text) field for adding image descriptions. Alt text should not be too long so that screen reader users are not inconvenienced.