Hi, Dear...! dr Bill! When writing a Log-QSO, why do interfaces of different versions appear? Why does the position of the buttons and their number change? Can this be due to the involvement of interfaces of this function from previous versions of the program that were previously used?
30 апреля 2019, 13:59:29, от "Bill Somerville" <g4...@classdesign.com>: On 30/04/2019 03:46, Matthew Miller wrote: I have reasonably good vision and it trips me up, it seems like an accessibility nightmare for anyone with less than perfect vision. If the buttons have to move around, it seems like some other accessibility change should be made, such as color coding them (also taking into account what colors people who may be colorblind can differentiate). Hi Matt, I agree that the accessibility attributes of the WSJT-X Log QSO dialog have been impacted, we feel the changes are necessary. Your suggestion of colour coding is a good one and I will make a change to set the background colour of those buttons in a consistent manner. Here is an example: I understand you concerns, does such a change help? I should point out that changing the size or shape of the buttons such that they are dissimilar would defeat the purpose of the original change, as would making one of then a default button. I should also point out that hitting ESC, while the dialog has keyboard focus, still dismisses the Log QSO dialog *without logging a QSO" as it always has done. 73 Bill G4WJS. _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel -- Good Luck! Best DX's! 73! de Sergio fm Kharkov BYE-Poka!
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