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Please find attached a current copy of the Style Guide


Agenda:

1. Review Comments from SAP below.


 

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From: Schnabel, Stefan [mailto:stefan.schnabel@sap.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 10:29 AM
To: Evans, Donald
Cc: wai-xtech-request@w3.org
Subject: RE: [wai-xtech] <none>



Hi Don,

 

please find included the comments of me and our keyboard expert Oliver
Keim regarding the document you sent.

 

 

Menu:

-          Escape: focus is returned to the currenlty selected menu
item.

 

Combo box:

-          Focus is inside input field.

-          Alt-down opens the list

-          The combobox button is not a tab target, designed for mouse
users

 

Checkbox:

-          Tree state checkbox: space cycles through all three states
and then repeats cycles.

 

Radio button:

-          Statement missing if navigation automatically selects or not.

-          If so, space is not required.

-          If so, non-automatic navigation needs to be provided by
control and arrow keys and space selects.

 

Radio Player:

-          Check standard and open source players for a keyboard
interface that is easy to use.
(www.videolan.org, mediaplayer, iTunes, Quicktime) videolanhas the best
keyboard interface of all (and the most complete function set too, e.g.
change of aspect ratio).

-          Two simultaenously used modifier keys are not easy to grab.

-          If a radio player control has focus a letter based interface
is enough for control.

I would not support the defined keyboard interface. Require a radio
player control to have focus instead.

For hotkey based interfaces (non-focused) ensure the letters are equal
to the standard keys noted above.

 

Tab Panel

-          Alt-del: in all lists the delete key is used, confirmation
dialogs appear. I would expect the same behaviour for all controls that
provide lists. Tab panels provide lists of tabs. So the delete key
should work compliant.

-          To tab into a tabs content the tab key should be used. There
is no need of additional functionality if the tab keystroke skips to
next control and not to the tab.

 

Tree

-          Ctrl-* should work instead of * alone

-          Ctrl-plus should expand

-          Ctrl-minus should collapse

Provides a more consistent way between the interactions itself and the
standard functionality of the windows explorer tree, which already
provides this functionality.

 

Tree Grid:

-          Require a tab keystroke to toggle between the tree based
structure and the grid based structure.

-          Ensure the tree component behaves like the tree

-          And the grid component like a grid (which is not yet defined,
right?)

 

 

 

 

 

Received on Tuesday, 11 December 2007 14:39:15 UTC