The principle behind accessible navigation is about providing access to content – not necessarily about creating a menu which can be used by people with disabilities. It’s critical to provide access to your content – but not to make a visually impaired visitor use the same method to get there as a sighted user.

Thinking this way is a great simplifier!

Rather than only having a menu which requires you to hover over “Dinner” to retrieve the links to the various entrée served, you’ll dedicate a page to listing this information.

And, a directory page can be like a SEO drift net for catching SE users who enter terms related to both “Dinner” and the site’s focus.

Nice post, Joe!