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Don’t leave users guessing: why query loops belong in lists

September 22, 2025

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Building accessible websites starts with clean HTML. In this article from the Greyd Series, we look at why query loops should use lists, how the Post Slider Variation makes this possible, and how the right structure improves navigation for all users.

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Anne writes about the commercial aspects of accessibility, WordPress and cost-effective tools for web agencies and an occasional side topic.

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The Greyd Series

Anne periodically writes about the progress in improving accessibility in Greyd.Suite. It’s done step by step. Within existing software, that’s the way to go. Progress over perfection.