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Revision as of 02:56, 18 December 2012


Summary

Allow to Sugar user configure the keyboard accessibility options.

Owner

Current status

  • Targeted release: 0.88
  • Last updated: 28/12/2009
  • Percentage of completion: 60%

Detailed Description

Added to control panel new section: "Accesibilidad". This item allow configurate Mouse keys, Sticky Keys and Bounce Keys.

  • Mouse keys: move the mouse pointer with the numeric keypad.
  • Sticky keys: allows the user to press key, such as Shift, Ctrl, Alt, and remain active until another key is pressed.
  • Bounce Keys: allows you to configure the keyboard to ignore rapid, repeated keypresses of the same key.

Benefit to Sugar

Users with handicapped will be able to use the keyboard more accessible and move the mouse pointer with the numeric keypad.

Scope

We'll need to add an extension for the control panel and use the process "ax" to set configuration (mouseKeys, stickyKeys and bounceKeys).

UI Design

Enable Mouse-Keys (usage: self-explanatory)

Cp 1.png





Enable Sticky-Keys (usage: self-explanatory)

Cp 2.png





Enable Bounce-Keys (usage: self-explanatory)

Cp 3.png





Enable Virtual-Keyboard

Cp 4.png




Open keyboard.

Cp 6.png





Keyboard appears as a modal-window (that is, it would never disappear now, unless explicitly closed).

Cp 7.png





Set settings to Speak-as-you-type

Cp 8.png





As keys are pressed, character is spoken

Cp 9.png





As keys are pressed, character is spoken

Cp 10.png




Medium-sized (complete) keyboard (by setting Tamano->MEDIANO)

Cp 21.png





Large-sized (complete) keyboard (by setting Tamano->GRANDE)

Cp 22.png






(Large-sized) number-only keyboard (by setting Tipo->NUMERICO)

Cp 23.png





(Large-sized) letters-only keyboard (by setting Tipo->LETRAS)

Cp 24.png



Enable Contrast

Cp 12.png



My-Settings view

Cp 13.png




Enable Capital-Letters

Cp 14.png



My-Settings view

Cp 15.png




Enable White-Mouse

Cp 16.png



My-Settings view (white-mouse could not be taken in snapshot)

Cp 18.png




Disable all features; return to normal mode

Cp 17.png

How To Test

Features/Accessibility control panel/Testing

User Experience

Users will see a new control panel section to configurate accessibility options.

Dependencies

None.

Contingency Plan

None necessary, revert to previous release behaviour.

Documentation

Release Notes

Comments and Discussion