- Success Criterion 2.5.4
- Conformance level A
Wave-to-Advance Camera Gesture With No Button Alternative
2.5.4 — Motion Actuation
Scenario
Setting
A ticket marketplace's seat-selection map
What’s wrong
Camera-gesture (wave to advance) features lacking button equivalents or disable toggle.
Example
Picture a ticket marketplace's seat-selection map: camera-gesture (wave to advance) features lacking button equivalents or disable toggle.
Why it matters
People with tremor and people whose device cannot be moved freely. On a ticket marketplace's seat-selection map, this barrier means they can't complete the task using a keyboard alone.
How to test
Try to advance the feature via a button instead of a camera-detected wave gesture: if no button equivalent or disable toggle exists, it fails.
How to fix
A conventional on-screen control must duplicate the motion-triggered feature, and motion input must be able to be turned off.
Outcome
Corrected, a ticket marketplace's seat-selection map now lets a visitor reach and operate the control without a mouse.
Who is affected
People with tremor and people whose device cannot be moved freely.
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