Re: [orca-list] Structural HTML navigation by lists

[Marcus Habermehl <bmh1980de yahoo de>]

Am 20.01.2011 04:21, schrieb Joanmarie Diggs:
> > What is your opinion on the object types and the shortcuts?
>
> The original plan was to make all structural navigation objects
> accessible via a list, and also make the presentation similar so that
> what a user found when navigating amongst objects (especially form
> fields and their labels) matched with what was found in the lists. It
> sounds like your solution may be different. Whether or not that matters
> is something I'll leave open for discussion.

Okay, the lists aren't supporting all objects, yet. But the presentation
is already as with structural navigation.

Except for the links. I think the splitting between visited and
unvisited links useless. Who should know which link he have visited and
which link not?

I have no problem to make separated lists. Important to me is that there
is a link list without splitting.

And in the lists I have added two additional types of objects. The
clickable objects and frames.

I found pages where 'visual' buttons in truth, paragraphs, sections, or
images with an onclick attribute. Or on Flash movies this can happen.

Easy to navigate between frames I find quite helpful. For example, in
older pages, the navigation bar with links and the main part is
separated with frames.

But what I didnÃt understand: Why should we move between separators? If
you need this really?

Last night I had a few ideas to the lists. How about to use, for
example, instead of separate dialogs with lists, a pop-up menu? As it
has previously used the extension for Firefox.

Greetings
Marcus