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Physical

This refers to a diversity of physical disabilities, which affect body and movement. Access for physical disabilities usually pertain to making things easy to interact with, have patient timing, and allow for error recovery.

Physical

Use responsive layouts and don't restrict the layout to portrait or landscape

Ensure that focus indicator is visible

Use hover and focus best practices

Make an intuitive order focusable and defined in markup

Provide a way to bypass repeating content (skip link)

Make multiple types of input available

Provide a way to turn off character key shortcuts

Make sure there are no keyboard traps

Make all functionality available through the keyboard

Allow users to save data after a session timeout

Warn users about timeouts

Make time limits adjustable or not essential

Prevent errors when handling legal and financial data

Prevent accidental pointer input

Provide more than one way to locate a page

Provide conventional interactions (instead of motion-activated interactions)

Use single-pointer gestures (instead of path-based gestures)

Provide buttons with a large target size

Don't use flashing lights