- From: Evans, Donald <Donald.Evans@corp.aol.com>
- Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 09:27:08 -0400
- To: <wai-xtech@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <03D07FA9A6F1344081610CF5B15598F201652ABF@EXCHNVA01.ad.office.aol.com>
Proposed by Aaron 1. When a list is tabbed to, select the first item if nothing else is already selected [This may be controversial, some people like to just focus the first item, and then have the first space or down arrow cause selection to happen.] 2. Up/down arrow key navigation. Shift+up and shift+down move and extend the selection. 3. Typing letter or several letters to navigate (same letter goes to each item starting with that, different letters go to first item starting with that entire string). 4. Multiple selection is possible with Ctrl+arrow to move focus without selecting, then space to select item, shift+space to select to current point or control+space to toggle selection of current item. However, in general users don't remember these keys and a multi select listbox is really better done as a list of checkboxes. 5. Shift+F10 or context menu key to bring up context menu for current item. On Mac OS X, ctrl+space is used to bring up the context menu. 6. Space bar toggles checkboxes, if the list item is checkable 7. Show a lighter highlight color for the selection when the list is not focused Donald F. Evans Sr. Program Manager, Office of Accessibility, AOL LLC AIM: donaldfevans Phone 703.265.5952
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