[HIGH ] Interaction Summary says "TBD"

[MicheleAWilliams-A11y]

The Interaction page is missing text for the Summary. However, seems like you can use text already in the Intro to copy/paste so hopefully an easy fix.

[JayneSchurick]

Where is the Interaction page?

[MicheleAWilliams-A11y]

The draft pages we were asked to review in this last survey: https://deploy-preview-113--wai-people-use-web.netlify.app/people-use-web/tools-techniques-navigation/

[JayneSchurick]

https://deploy-preview-113--wai-people-use-web.netlify.app/people-use-web/tools-techniques-navigation/

In context: updated wording in Summary box.:

People navigate digital technology differently depending on their preferences, skills, and abilities. Similar to using different strategies for entering text and activating commands, people may use:

• Keyboard only by people with cognitive, physical, and visual disabilities;
• Touch screen only by people with cognitive and physical disabilities;
• Mouse and keyboard with software that compensates for hand tremor;
• Speech recognition and other hands-free interaction.

[daniel-montalvo]

People navigate digital technology differently depending on their preferences, skills, and abilities. Similar to using different strategies for entering text and activating commands, people may use:

• Keyboard only by people with cognitive, physical, and visual disabilities;
• Touch screen only by people with cognitive and physical disabilities; [...]

Why do these two have examples of people with certain disabilities and the others below do not?

If we do want to include these, we would probably need to look for a shorter, less redundant sentence structure. If we joint the first list item together with its preceding introductory sentence, it would read:

[...] people may use keyboard only by people with cognitive, physical, and visual disabilities

Not able to provide suggestions right now but may in the coming days.

[AndrewArch]

[ED med]

My attempt (and removing 'by people' as we have 'people' in the lead in to the bullets) ... still somewhat clumsy though.

People navigate digital technology differently depending on their preferences, skills, and abilities. Similar to using different strategies for entering text and activating commands, people may use:

Keyboard only for those with cognitive, physical, and visual disabilities; Touch screen only for those with cognitive, physical, and visual disabilities; Mouse and keyboard with software that compensates for hand tremor or limited dexterity; Speech recognition, virtual mice, and other hands-free interactions.

[JayneSchurick]

Good comments @daniel-montalvo and @AndrewArch

Here is the new wording: People navigate digital technology differently depending on their preferences, skills, and abilities. Similar to using different strategies for entering text and activating commands, people may use:

• Keyboard-only by those with cognitive, physical, and visual disabilities;
• Touchscreen-only by those with cognitive, physical, and visual disabilities;
• Mouse and keyboard with software that compensates for hand tremor or limited dexterity;
• Speech recognition, virtual mice, and other hands-free interactions.