Touch input Exercises
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Ensure icons are easy to tap and click
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Tablet
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Text input
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Make the touch target large enough
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Consider hand positions
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Keep navigation simple and clear
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Keep the text readable
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Minimize clutter
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Multiple ways to perceive content
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Touch target size and placement
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Make sure tap targets are large enough
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Sip-and-puff switch
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Maintain sufficient color contrast
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Importance of WCAG standards
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Minimum tap target size
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Color contrast for accessibility
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Minimize inputs
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iOS architecture
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Pay attention to tap target sizes
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Keep gestures simple
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iOS isn’t fully open source
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Motor disability
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Why mobile accessibility is important
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Applying WCAG to mobile interfaces
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Types of impairments to design for
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Strive for consistency
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Adaptive switches
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Oversized trackball mouse
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Back navigation
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Adaptive keyboard
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Default typefaces
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Easy methods for data entry
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Make navigation clear and predictable
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Minimum tap target size
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Action menus
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Eye-tracking device
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Segmented buttons
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Head wands and mouth sticks
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Mobile accessibility beyond mobile phones
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Keep the layout consistent with desktop versions
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Integration with other devices
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Primary call to action buttons
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Main app navigation
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Provide optimal button size and touch area
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Customization in iOS
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Balance shadow design
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Maintain accessible color contrast ratio
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Maximize tap accuracy through adequate button spacing
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Provide optimal visual feedback
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