I'm a web developer looking to improve my website's accessibility for users who rely on screen readers. Navigate to the 'Screen readers' section of the 18F Accessibility Guide. Identify two specific recommendations for making content screen reader-friendly, and explain why proper heading structure is important for screen reader users.
Navigate to 'https://accessibility.18f.gov'. Click on the 'Screen readers' link in the left-hand navigation menu (assuming a similar structure to 'Keyboard access'). Identify and extract two distinct recommendations or best practices for ensuring screen reader accessibility of content. Locate and state the explanation provided on the page for why proper heading structure is important for screen reader users.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Screen readers' page on 'accessibility.18f.gov'. The agent identifies and states two specific recommendations for screen reader accessibility (e.g., 'Use semantic HTML elements' and 'Provide meaningful alternative text for images'). The agent accurately explains the importance of proper heading structure for screen reader users (e.g., 'Headings provide an outline of the page, allowing screen reader users to quickly navigate and understand the content structure.').