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# Tips for General Mapping Accessibility | ||
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#### Is your data tabular? | ||
If your data was tabular to begin with, consider making that: | ||
- available for download, or | ||
- available for display on the same or another page. | ||
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This has the added benefit of sidestepping difficulties with making the map itself functionally accessible, since all the data will be present and digestible elsewhere. | ||
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#### Do you have lots of keyboard navigable elements on your map? | ||
If your map has a ton of elements that can be tabbed through, and also has more content underneath it, consider adding in a skip block. | ||
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[Skip blocks](https://webflow.com/made-in-webflow/website/Skip-Blocks) are normally recommended for elements that are repeated across multiple different pages (i.e nav bars). But in the case of the [Chicago Recovery Plan's](https://chirecoveryplan.com/) homepage map, there are 75+ elements to tab through before you can focus on the content below the map. This kind of skip block is more of a nice quality of life feature. |