Description
Repeated components across multiple pages should be presented in a consistent layout. A clear visual indication should be provided for actionable elements. Also, keyboard accessibility remains as important as ever, and most major mobile operating systems do include keyboard interfaces, allowing mobile devices to be operated by external physical keyboards.
What to Consider
Navbar
Provide only minimal navigation at the top of the page.
Navigation
Provide consistent navigation mechanisms.
Link Target ID
Clearly identify the target of each link.
Link Target Format
Note the target file s format unless you know the device supports it.
Access Keys
Assign access keys to links in navigational menus and frequently accessed functionality.
URIs
Keep The URIs of site entry points short.
Balance
Take into account the trade-off between having too many links on a page and asking the user to follow too many links to reach what they are looking for.
Resources
Mobile Accessibility: How WCAG 2.0 and Other W3C/WAI Guidelines Apply to Mobile