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This is a tool for people with reduced motor skills who find using a technology assisted mouse easier than using a keyboard. Tjhat is the main focus that should drive any and all improvements to the app.
- Up and down arrow keys
- User supplied file uploads
- Choose alphabetical word count output
- Keyboard layouts by language
This is not essential but it would be nice to have. They would be used when a user notices a mis-spelling and clicks near the word to make a correction but clicks the wrong row of text. The right and left arrows can be used to get to the part of the word that needs to be replaced or removed.
I had to load user-supplied content into local storage but I do not like that option. Let me know if you have a solution for that keeping in mind that this app will re running on local machines. One solution is to get an organization to host the app allowing users to upload their files to servers.
In my opinion 15-20 words per letter of the alphabet is too few and 100+ is too many. You don't want so many words that the megamenu if larger than the viewport height. Plus it would be hard to remember which words are under each letter. I don't know what the optimum number is, and that may change for each user. It would be nice for the user to view the output of their file upload, and then increase or decrease the amount of words by changing the character count cutoff.
For example, I chose not to include words with 3 or less characters. An input field of type="number" should do the trick. Then a user could tweak the character count to get a list of words that is not too small or too big.
I would like to involve developers from other countries who could contribute to building a keyboard for people from their country. I would then have to creeate a select list of possible keyboard layouts to choose from. Translations for all page text would be needed, as well as the default words and phrases in content.js and text-default.txt.
Also, the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript would most likely need to be modified to account for different keyboard layouts. For example, the SHIFT key would be needed for more or less keys to display alternate values. Each row of the keyboard is set to display of flex. If more keys need to be added, then changes to the HTML file will be required.