Keyboard Accessibility
Ensuring all interactive functionality is available through keyboard interface alone, without requiring mouse or touch.
More Related Accessibility Terms
Active Cursor Indicator
A visible caret or pointer state that helps users track input focus or text insertion position, essential for low-vision and cognitive accessibility.
Character Key Shortcuts
Single‑letter keyboard shortcuts that must be remappable, turned off, or only active on focus to prevent accidental activation.
Device Independence
A property of interfaces that can be used with a variety of inputs (keyboard, touch, voice, switch), not requiring a specific device.
Focus Indicator (Focus Visible)
A visible outline or style that shows which element has keyboard focus. WCAG requires adequate contrast and size.
Focus Management
Strategies to set and maintain focus order during dynamic changes such as modals, route transitions, and component mounts.
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