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When should you use `<nav>` element?
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<nav> represents a section with navigation links. Use for:
- Main site navigation
- Table of contents
- Breadcrumbs
- Pagination
Not every group of links needs <nav> - only major navigation blocks. Footer links might not need <nav> unless they're primary navigation.
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