E-Learning Accessibility Makeovers #466: Challenge | Recap
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So here is my try on making an accessible drag and drop interaction. It's a remake of Challenge #460, where I made a toggle button to show hints for a "drop-the-marker" interaction.
In this makeover you can switch between original and accessible. I focused on "easy" things like contrast and voice over. A lot of work went into making the drag and drop accessible because it requires another type of feedback (usually if you don't drag to the correct position it just jumps back, can't do that in accessible, because the user won't know if he's done anything at all). I could have made it even more accessible, if the makers had audios as well.
Anyway, take a look here:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/c61d0b1d-52c5-4065-9101-ca78395f0df2/review
In this makeover you can switch between original and accessible. I focused on "easy" things like contrast and voice over. A lot of work went into making the drag and drop accessible because it requires another type of feedback (usually if you don't drag to the correct position it just jumps back, can't do that in accessible, because the user won't know if he's done anything at all). I could have made it even more accessible, if the makers had audios as well.
Anyway, take a look here:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/c61d0b1d-52c5-4065-9101-ca78395f0df2/review