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The Understand Document says: "An example is a color wheel where a color can be changed by dragging an indicator. In addition, text fields for the numerical input of color values allow the definition of a color without requiring dragging movements."
Numerical input of a color value requires more knowledge, more work, and most likely a separate reference document compared with dragging an indicator. Meanwhile, a single pointer click equivalent of the functionality described is easy to imagine and implement, making the extra user effort unjustifiable.
Perhaps instead:
"An example is a widget where you can drag a gift to one person in a photo of a group of people . In addition to the photo widget, there is a text field / menu control that allows users to give the gift to a person by choosing their photo and name from the menu or by typing their name, without requiring dragging movements."
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2.5.7 Understanding Document Example Could Be Replaced with an Example that Encourages Greater Equity
WCAG 2.2 SC 2.5.7 Understanding Document Example Could Be Replaced with an Example that Encourages Greater Equity
Jul 15, 2022
* Added another example (dragging gift to person provides menu alternative) suggested in #2550
* The color wheel example was changed earlier to allow single click/tap selection of color
The Understand Document says: "An example is a color wheel where a color can be changed by dragging an indicator. In addition, text fields for the numerical input of color values allow the definition of a color without requiring dragging movements."
Numerical input of a color value requires more knowledge, more work, and most likely a separate reference document compared with dragging an indicator. Meanwhile, a single pointer click equivalent of the functionality described is easy to imagine and implement, making the extra user effort unjustifiable.
Perhaps instead:
"An example is a widget where you can drag a gift to one person in a photo of a group of people . In addition to the photo widget, there is a text field / menu control that allows users to give the gift to a person by choosing their photo and name from the menu or by typing their name, without requiring dragging movements."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: