Keyboards support
Keyboard accessibility supports aim to enable customer to manipulate
the software through keyboard. It includes assign hot keys to active controls;
enable Tabbing to navigate focus in difference controls; enable Space bar to
activate an active control.
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Focus is clearly marked all the times. The control/object which gets the focus displays a highlighted border.
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Hot Keys are assigned for active controls, the user could trigger the control merely use hot key in keyboard.
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The user could navigate focus in different controls by press Tab key in keyboard. The Tab order should stay the same for every time.
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Shift + Tab can reverse the tab order.
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Move focus to an active control, the user can trigger the control by pressing Space bar in keyboard.
High DPI
Software works correctly in high DPI (DPI from 125%, 150% and
200%).
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Controls are in the correct area and are not overlapped
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Text in each area display completely
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Scroll bar display if necessary to enable user to view the content completely
High Contrast
In high contrast modes, software work properly.
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Control displays and border could be identified.
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Text in areas displays and can be identified easily.
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All elements meet contrast ratio of 4.5:1
Further studying:
Accessibility for tester -MSAA
General Accessibility for testers