Physical Disabilities

1. Reorganizing, Simplifying, & Translating

1.2 Reorganizations

• Reformat web page display with a balanced depth & breadth of menus - B, CLL, PHY
• Create skip links ("skip to main content", etc) - B, PHY
• Group links according to context - B, CLL, PHY

1.2 Other Transformations

• Transform content to conform to accessibility standards - B, LV, CLL, PHY, D/HOH

1.3 Adjust/remove time limits on reading, listening, or acting

• Provide ability to extend or remove time limits on reading - B, LV, CLL, PHY
• Provide ability to extend or remove time limits on completing an action (filling in a form, etc) - B, LV,CLL, PHY

2. Supplementing Page Content

Most of the following can be done either by an automated tool or by collaborative/third party markup:

2.1 Page & Site Level Enhancements

• Support collaborative third party markup (customized accessibility scripts for web pages that are designed by and shared among users) - B, LV, PHY, CLL, D/HOH

3. Adjustable or Alternate Input Devices

Automatically adjust or allow the user to adjust input settings..

3.1 Keyboard settings

• Delay time before repeat (RepeatKeys)- PHY
• Debounce time (BounceKeys) - PHY
• Ignore short key presses (Delay time before key acceptance - SlowKeys)- PHY
• Keep modifier keys active until another key is pressed (StickyKeys) - PHY

3.2 Mouse/Pointer Settings

• Mouse gain / cursor speed - PHY
• Double-click speed - PHY
• Dwell click - PHY
• Cursor size and trails - PHY
• Show pointer location on key press - PHY
• Highlight/drag without holding button - PHY
• Use mouse gestures to perform commands or enter text - PHY
• Anti-tremor mouse filtering - PHY

3.3 Alternate Text Entry Methods

• Keyboard input: Make all functionality available via the keyboard - B, PHY
• Voice input: Make all functionality available via voice control - B, PHY, CLL
• Virtual / On-screen keyboard - PHY, CLL
• Make all functionality available with a limited number of input switches or a reduced keypad-PHY
• Accept Morse code inputs from mouse or other input device - PHY
• Accept symbol-based input - PHY, CLL

3.4 Alternate Pointing Methods

• Support head-tracking input - PHY
• Support joystick-to-mouse input - PHY
• Support eye-tracking input - PHY
• Keyboard control of mouse pointer (MouseKeys) - PHY
• Support single switch input - PHY

3.5 Automation of Common Tasks

• Provide customizable hotkeys that perform actions with fewer keypresses - PHY, CLL
• Provide Macros that re-play a set of pre-recorded actions with a single keypress - PHY, CLL
• Provide customizable shortcuts to help users jump to the content they need - PHY, CLL

4. Error Prevention & Recovery

• Help minimize errors - B, LV, CLL, PHY, D/HOH
• Provide general strategies and contextual aid to safely recover from errors - B, LV, CLL, PHY, D/HOH

5. Preference & Privacy Features

• Automatically determine and adjust settings - B, LV, CLL, PHY, D/HOH
• Choose preferred features and adjust settings with a user-friendly feature wizard - B, LV, CLL, PHY, D/HOH
• Provide settings and options that are easy to try out and modify (because settings may cause confusion) - B, LV, CLL, PHY, D/HOH