Engineering Software for Accessibility

Description

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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Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Chapter 1: The UI Automation Environment
• Chapter 2: Designing the Logical Hierarchy
• Chapter 3: Designing Your Implementation
• Chapter 4: Testing and Delivery
• Windows Automation API: Overview
• UI Automation Overview
• Glossary

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