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Issue created Feb 18, 2015 by Administrator@rootContributor

[Question] Potentially Missing ARIA roles in the Navbar

Created by: kkirsche

Hey guys,

I had a question regarding the navbar example in the docs after doing some more reading this evening about accessibility.

First, I was curious what the reason was for not using role="navigation" on the navbar at the <nav class="navbar navbar-default"> line.

Second, I see we are using role="menu" within the navbar, and I saw on the W3C standard that it shows list items with role="menuitem" and I was wondering if there was a reason we aren't using those roles.

Thanks for the explanations and if any of this should end up requiring a pull request to add these I'll be happy to put that together. Thanks for your time and help

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