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Engineering Software for Accessibility
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- + Cover
- Table of Contents
- About the Authors
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Introduction
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Chapter 1: The UI Automation Environment
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Chapter 2: Designing the Logical Hierarchy
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Chapter 3: Designing Your Implementation
- Product Example Continued: Employee Timecard
- Prep Work: Creating the Implementation Table
- + Process A: Control Maps to a UIA Control Type
- Process B: Control Does Not Map to a UIA Control Type
- Methods and Events
- Framework-Dependent Decisions
- Implementing Your Native UIA Solution
- Rounding Up Native Solutions
- + Chapter 4: Testing and Delivery
- + Appendix A: Windows Automation API: Overview
- + Appendix B: UI Automation Overview
- Glossary
- Index
Create Web sites and software that meet the sensory, dexterity, and cognitive needs of your users. Whether you're a developer or a project manager, this guide teaches you how to incorporate programmatic access and keyboard access into your interfaces--starting at the product planning and design stage.
Follow a real-world example that integrates accessibility at each stage of the development cycle
See how the components of the UI Automation architecture fit together to enable accessibility
Deliver programmatic access through the API--and expose navigation, interactive controls, keyboard focus, and other important information about the UI
Design a logical hierarchy for the UI that meets the programmatic and keyboard navigation needs of your users
Know when to apply common controls and when it's worth the expense to build custom controls
Give users a variety of accessibility options--from font size and color contrast to screen readers and voice recognition
Test your product's accessibility features and document the implementation
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Computers > Software development & engineering > General
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Publication year : 2010
License: All rights reserved ©
Times read: 6
