W3C:IndieUI in its context Andy Heath 2014-03-29 : Paris, France - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
W3C:IndieUI in its context Andy Heath 2014-03-29 : Paris, France Braillnet 8th European e-Accessibility Forum: User-driven e-Accessibility Presentation Context These are my own views, not necessarily those of any organisation I do this
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interaction events and inferred user intent such as scrolling or changing
specific user interaction events, and the basic user interface functionality used by web applications. IndieUI: Events focuses on granular user interface interactions such as scrolling the view, canceling an action, changing the value of a user input widget, selecting a range, placing focus
user input, user idiosyncratic heuristics to determine the specific corresponding Indie UI event, and send that to the web application in addition to the modality-specific input such as mouse or keyboard events, should applications wish to process it.
(less impact on DOM)
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– 3.1.1 Attributes – 3.1.2 Determining the Event Receiver – 3.1.3 UIRequestEventInit
– 3.1.4 UIRequestEvent Types
– 3.2.1 Attributes – 3.2.2 Enumeration FocusRequestFocusType – 3.2.3 UIFocusRequestEventInit
– 3.2.4 UIFocusRequestEvent Types
– 3.3.1 Attributes – 3.3.2 UIManipulationRequestEventInit
– 3.3.3 Discrete UIManipulationRequestEvent Types – 3.3.4 Continuous UIManipulationRequestEvent Types
– 3.4.1 Attributes – 3.4.2 Enumeration ScrollRequestScrollType – 3.4.3 UIScrollRequestEventInit
– 3.4.4 UIScrollRequestEvent Types – 3.4.5 Continuous UIScrollRequestEvent Types
– 3.5.1 Attributes – 3.5.2 Enumeration ValueChangeRequestChangeType – 3.5.3 UIValueChangeRequestEventInit
– 3.5.4 UIValueChangeRequestEvent Types
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– 5.1.1 Key: user-color
– 5.1.2 Key: user-background-color
– 5.1.3 Key: colors-inverted
– 5.1.4 Key: user-contrast
– 5.1.5 Key: monochrome
– 5.2.1 Key: user-font-size
– 5.2.2 Key: user-minimum-font-size
– 5.2.3 Key: user-line-height – 5.2.4 Key: user-letter-spacing – 5.2.5 Key: user-word-spacing
– 5.3.1 Key: subtitles – 5.3.2 Key: subtitle-languages – 5.3.3 Key: subtitle-type – 5.3.4 Key: user-subtitle-color
– 5.3.5 Key: user-subtitle-background-color
– 5.3.6 Key: audio-description
– 5.4.1 Key: screenreader
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– alternativeText – annotations – audioDescription – bookmarks – braille – captions – ChemML – describedMath – displayTransformability – highContrastAudio – highContrastDisplay – index – largePrint – latex – longDescription – MathML – none – printPageNumbers – readingOrder – signLanguage – structuralNavigation – tableOfContents – taggedPDF – tactileGraphic – tactileObject – timingControl – transcript – ttsMarkup – unlocked
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Tower/content?g=7512968&type=article&urlTitle=the-next- disruption-in-digital-learning
made digital. The transition to HTML5 and the W3C Open Web Platform opens up new, unexplored worlds of interactivity. For another thing, the same content may be used simultaneously on mobile devices and other platforms, as well as adapted to meet individual preferences and needs, including accessibility-related
student hanging out on a balcony or a worker on a high-bandwidth connection in a modern office. Yet, that's not all. It also solves the business problem of consolidating content into a single, standardized format that can be conveniently managed for print, mobile, and desktop delivery. A case in point is IBM's recent decision to support EPUB as the company's primary packaged portable document format.
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