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I try to make semantic site based on that concept: I have normal nav:

<nav>
 <ul>
  <li><a/></li>
  ...
  <li><a/></li>
</nav>

And content in tabs which work together as same as in liteaccordion.

How it works in litecordion(#2): Content have to be inside <li> but it's not valid. So the pure HTML, before js start has normal: 

<div class="content"/>
...
<div class="content"/>
<nav/>

structure. On load, JS move every content to the right li tab:

<nav>
 <ul>
  <li class="foo content">
   <a/>
   <div class="foo content"/>
  </li>
  ...
  <li class="bar content">
   <a/>
   <div class="bar content"/>
  </li>
</nav>

And then litecordion starts...

But I made some piece of job (#1 on image) to make it 100% semantic even after JS manipulation. Navigation in there is just on another layer than content div. It detects actual position of tab and set position of appropriate content. But there's a lot of events to calculate.

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Live example, It's complicated and slow and buggy.

So I'm asking is it worth time to create semantic separate navigation and content for users with JS? Do I need to detect some search bots etc. ? The example will use ajax, but for persons/bots without js it will be full semantic.

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