Hi,
For example, we have ribbon with few tabs. One of tabs (lets say, "Home"), has KeyTipAccessText="H". So, by pressing Alt+H, we will activate this tab and its content will be shown. If after this we press Tab button on keyboard, the next tab will be selected and its content will be shown.
It looks strange. Tab button is usually intended to navigate through UI with ability to activate selected control later (e.g. with "Enter" or "Space"). In case of your Ribbon, Tab button activates next tab with one's own hand.
I think, it would be better to select next item inside currently active tab (like "Down" button current does) instead of tabs switching, like it's done in MS Word.
Our application is ADA-compatible, so such things like correct keyboard navigation are very important for us.
Thanks,
Alexander.
For example, we have ribbon with few tabs. One of tabs (lets say, "Home"), has KeyTipAccessText="H". So, by pressing Alt+H, we will activate this tab and its content will be shown. If after this we press Tab button on keyboard, the next tab will be selected and its content will be shown.
It looks strange. Tab button is usually intended to navigate through UI with ability to activate selected control later (e.g. with "Enter" or "Space"). In case of your Ribbon, Tab button activates next tab with one's own hand.
I think, it would be better to select next item inside currently active tab (like "Down" button current does) instead of tabs switching, like it's done in MS Word.
Our application is ADA-compatible, so such things like correct keyboard navigation are very important for us.
Thanks,
Alexander.