Add skip-to-main-content links - #78
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Pressing
tabafter the page loads brings up this otherwise hidden link that skips straight to the content:I tested it, and the only page where it didn't work was on an address page, where the first tab took you right to the question and a second tab to the first field. This seems acceptable.
Edit: Upon further testing and investigation, I think this might need more discussion about what the ideal result looks like. Not only the address field, but other fields can be a higher priority for either first tab, or are pre-selected on screen load. Should the skip to content link ALWAYS be the first thing that tab goes to, even if that means changing it so the cursor is never pre-selecting a field? Or should we allow pre-selecting a field, and use the skip to content only on other pages? Should we instead, on interview screens, maybe always make the first tab skip to content (Question) by default? I think this is interesting, but requires more thought about the correct implementation.
Closes #36