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Keyboard Accessibility
Inju Michorius edited this page Apr 28, 2021
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Visually impaired people will, in addition to using a screen reader, often also use their keyboard to navigate within a website. This website discusses the most common online keyboard interactions.
Tab
- Tab + shift (back)
- Clearly display focus state
- Set up navigation logically
Button
- Enter (activate button)
- Space bar (activate button)
- Elements with ARIA role = "button" "must be able to be activated with both of the above keys
Link
- Enter (activate link)
Checkbox
- Space bar (check / uncheck)
- Radio button
Arrows
- Tab (navigate to next element)
- Select (dropdown menu)
- Space bar (open menu)
- Left & right arrows (expand or collapse submenu)
- Enter (expand menu or select option)
- Scroll
- Left & right arrows (scroll horizontally)
- Space bar (scroll 1x screen size vertically)
- Shift + Spacebar (same as above, but back)
WebAIM: Keyboard Accessibility. (2020, November 10). Retrieved April 7, 2021, from https://webaim.org/techniques/keyboard/
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