Make a Difference: Tools for Enabling Faculty to Teach Students with Disabilities

Keep all navigation links located together. Avoid putting some navigation at the top, some at a side, and some at the bottom of the page. By grouping navigation links together, usability is increased for all users. Screen reading programs will read all links together, and those using screen magnification programs will be less likely to miss an important link.
A simple layout table can also enhance the navigation. With the title at the top of the page, then a two-column table for page content and navigation, navigation can be placed either on the left side of the page or the right side. If placing navigation in the right column, skip navigation need not be included.

While you may typically use a mouse, be aware that the tab key can be used to move through the active elements of a web page. The current element is designated by a dotted enclosing polygon called a focus rectangle.
Ensure that each link clearly identifies the target link. Avoid using "Click here" or "Learn more".