[i] 2.1.1 "Keyboard" - change scenario from speech to actual keyboard user

[nitedog]

Comments from Detlev and Makoto in the survey:

Paraphrased: Change this entire scenario from speech user to actual keyboard user because it is likely difficult for people new to accessibility to understand the connection between the physical keyboard and the virtual keyboard interface.

[MicheleAWilliams-A11y]

Hi @nitedog, I agree with the comments. People might also start to confuse this with dictation software which would start to move into the territory of accessible names rather than simply keyboard functionality. This seems to have moved from the Initial Description: "Person with motor disabilities using a mouth stick can type date directly without needing to select it by mouse from a widget". I'm sure there's a story (lol) but any reason not to return to that (or perhaps other mobility impairment representations that benefit from keyboard navigation such as CP)? Another consideration is that people are often mouse users who need to switch to keyboard during, say, a flare-up. In regards to diversity across the videos, temporal disability could possibly be presented here since it represents the reality of who would use a physical keyboard versus something more complex.