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Guidelines


                                                               for Indian Government Apps & Websites









                                    not only helpful for users with disabilities; it also enhances the comfort
                                    of other users.

                                 c.  Though  many  users  work  with  the  onscreen  keyboard,  others  still
                                    prefer using a hardware keyboard that comes built-in or is connected
                                    with mobile devices via Bluetooth. Apps must be tested with hardware
                                    keyboards as well. It MUST be ensured that Apps are compatible with
                                    hardware keyboard.

                      11.4.17  Gesture commands

                             Complex gesture patterns make application usage difficult for those who do not
                             have use of all of their fingers, or use the device with a single-hand. Gestures that
                             require 3 or more fingers to interact with UI elements MUST be avoided.
                             If such complex patterns cannot be avoided, provide an alternate to perform
                             the same action or allow the user to create a custom gesture. For example, an
                             additional setting may be provided to customize gestures as per user requirements.

                      11.4.18  Time Provided for action

                             Many users require extra time to be able to finish an action. Session timeouts
                             MUST be avoided. If a timeout cannot be avoided, then an option MUST be
                             provided for users to extend the time limit before the timeout occurs. Also,
                             make sure that the time extension element focus is properly set.
                      11.4.19  Captions and subtitles/transcripts

                             Many users who have hearing difficulties or who find the language in the audio
                             difficult to understand would need captions or transcripts that help them to
                             understand the content of the audio. Captions MUST be provided for all audio
                             content and subtitles/transcript MUST be provided for all video content
                             that is accompanied by audio.

                      11.4.20  Audio descriptions for video content
                             Users  with  blindness  may  find  it  difficult  to  understand  important  visual
                             information  which  is  not  available  in  the  audio  format.  If  the  application
                             contains video that does not have an audio equivalent, audio description for
                             the  video content that is crucial for blind users to understand the content
                             MUST be provided. It is not required to provide audio for decorative and non-
                             essential video content.
                      11.4.21  Flashing content

                             Some users get seizures if any content flashes more than 3 times per second.
                             Therefore, it MUST be ensured  that no content flashes more than 3 times
                             in one second.






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