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Technique - ensuring single pointer usage #380

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@alastc alastc commented Jun 22, 2018

Initial creation of the technique, comment on this pull request, and preview on rawgit.com.

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Alastair, thanks for putting this together.

The text seems to indicate that drag and drop must have an equivalent yet in other threads I thought we agreed that drag and drop did not need an alternative? What is our position? this technique should match.

Single is misspelled as "signle" in the test section.

"assistive technologies" is plural so changed an "is" to "are".
Removed the first example, which simply re-stated the SC text.
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alastc commented Jul 3, 2018

Hi Jon,
Good point, that's now been transfered over as issue #403
We'll get resolution on that first.

-Alastair

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awkawk commented Jul 24, 2018

Need to revisit with #403 resolution in mind

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alastc commented Nov 9, 2018

I've removed the direct drag & drop references, and added the common example I come across (carousels), diff of updates. (And moved the AT paragraph into the description so it doesn't get removed by the build process.)

However, from experience with other techniques this seems like a 'test the SC' sort of thing, rather than a specific technique.

Should this be converted to something like: "Adding buttons so that path-based gestures are not relied on"?

It is a little vague at the moment, that might help make it a specific techinque.

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Replaced single pointer with "simple click or tap"
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alastc commented Jul 16, 2019

I think this one got combined with #760 and was approved today, so closing this. (Unless @detlevhfischer thinks otherwise?)

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GitHub says there's another open PR that depends on the tech-ensuring-single-pointer branch, so can't delete despite it being closed

@fstrr fstrr deleted the tech-ensuring-single-pointer branch May 29, 2024 02:33
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