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When disable people who use assistive technology visit a FRAMESET page, they must choose which frame to open from a list of frames on the page. You must provide meaningful frame titles, so that disable users can easily identify the frame they want to open.
To achieve this:
For example:
<HEAD>
<TITLE>A simple frameset document</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<FRAMESET>
<FRAME src="logo.html" title="company logo" name="company logo">
<FRAME src="navigation.html" title="navigation" name="navigation">
<FRAME src="maincontent.html" title="main content" name="main content">
<NOFRAMES>
This page contains three frames which can be accessed separately.<br>
The first frame is our <A HREF="logo.html">Company logo</A><br>
The second frame is for <A HREF="navigation.html">navigation</A><br>
The third frame is for the <A HREF="maincontent.html">main content</A>
<NOFRAMES>
</FRAMESET>