Usually when I build a navigation it is at the end of the source and a skiplink appears at the top of small viewports linking to it. I then enhance it using CSS and JavaScript so that most devices and browsers get something nicer—an off-canvas interaction perhaps.
The <img> tag all started with this message and has been with us since HTML 2.0. In that time it hasn’t changed much at all, just put a path to an image in the src attribute and you have an image on the screen.
Together with my colleague Toby I’ve been looking at the problems discovered and highlighted by Matt Stow regarding IE10 and responsive design.
Let’s say we have a registration form with the choice to join the site, service or whatever as a free or paid member.