So I put accessibility in your menus so your users can use your site even if they are disabled. Okay, so I suck at yo, dawg jokes. I did, however make a handy little menu script.  It's small. It's functional. It supports accessibility features like roles and keyboard access. It's easy to turn some plain old HTML into a menu without having to know ANY javascript.  Am I a mad genius? Quite possibly, but I'll take what I can get. So, here's the deal, you can download the alpha release at the following link: https://github.com/cmstead/ClickBeetleJS/releases/tag/v0.5-alpha If you want to actually code and help make it better you can fork the project here: https://github.com/cmstead/ClickBeetleJS Important things you should know: ClickBeetleJS requires jQuery. Pull requests won't be accepted without passing tests associated. All my tests are written with QUnit. Please write yours using the same framework. I hope this is useful for you. Help me make the web a better place.