Looking at the screen capture, here are a few requirements we can use for the implementation of the controller:
This controller should be mostly invisible, and cover the whole width of the panelColumn.
This controller "active" and "hovered" state are highlighted with a blue line where the demarcation of the panelColumn is.
This controller can be shown to the user with a small backgroundless "vertical dots" icon. On jira, this is four dots, need to check why/if there's precedence or a standard for this...
Accessibility specific requirements:
The controller can be focused with a keyboard (tabOrder)
The controller is operable with a keyboard (e.g. right and left arrows to increase/decrease the size of the column by 10pxs)
Since this controller has non standard operations, those operations are described to the non-visual user properly.
Charpentier Lucas on 03/Mar/25 17:07
Looking at the screen capture, here are a few requirements we can use for the implementation of the controller: * This controller should be mostly invisible, and cover the whole width of the panelColumn. * This controller "active" and "hovered" state are highlighted with a blue line where the demarcation of the panelColumn is. * This controller can be shown to the user with a small backgroundless "vertical dots" icon. On jira, this is four dots, need to check why/if there's precedence or a standard for this...
Accessibility specific requirements: * The controller can be focused with a keyboard (tabOrder) * The controller is operable with a keyboard (e.g. right and left arrows to increase/decrease the size of the column by 10pxs) * Since this controller has non standard operations, those operations are described to the non-visual user properly. PS: the four dot character is unicode, and it represents an omission or an ellipsis. There's no documented meaning besides this, but it's commonly used in UIs depending on the OS. https://www.htmlsymbols.xyz/unicode/U+205E
Charpentier Lucas on 03/Mar/25 17:09
Looking at the screen capture, here are a few requirements we can use for the implementation of the controller: * This controller should be mostly invisible, and cover the whole width of the panelColumn. * This controller "active" and "hovered" state are highlighted with a blue line where the demarcation of the panelColumn is. * This controller can be shown to the user with a small backgroundless "vertical dots" icon. On jira, this is four dots, need to check why/if there's precedence or a standard for this...
Accessibility specific requirements: * The controller can be focused with a keyboard (tabOrder) * The controller is operable with a keyboard (e.g. right and left arrows to increase/decrease the size of the column by 10pxs) * Since this controller has non standard operations, those operations are described to the non-visual user properly.
PS: the four dot character is some archaic punctiation from unicode, and it represents an omission or an ellipsis. There's no documented meaning besides this, but it's commonly used in UIs depending on the OS. https://www.htmlsymbols.xyz/unicode/U+205E
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