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Description

Navigation allows users to move between pages in the selected application.

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when there are 3 or more levels in the menu hierarchy.
when there are more than 7 8 menu items at any level.
when the top bar area is needed to show instances or additional information. See Additional options for Left Navigation below.

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State	1st Level	2nd Level	3rd Level
Regular
Hover
Active		Image RemovedImage Added
Selected
Selected, Hover
Focused
Focused, Hover
Focused, Selected

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Menu items will expand and collapse with a brief slide effect.
The left navigation panel will open and close with a brief slide effect.
When pinning or unpinning the left navigation, the content on the main area of the page will narrow or stretch with a transition effect.

Additional options for Left Navigation

These additional header bar features may only be used in left navigation mode.

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Additional information can optionally be shown in the header bar, above the divider line.

New image with additional information. Can be the same as one above?

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Content

Can be either text or icons.

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Unless otherwise specified, see our general compliance information in Fundamentals - Accessibility.

Focus management

The tab index flow will follow this order. Shift + Tab will follow the reverse order.

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Image from top nav page:

Tab order may vary slightly due to missing or additional components. The main flow is according to navigation level.

Tab order may change due to missing or added components. The main flow is according to navigation level:

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Application selector

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The left menu pane navigation will follow the Tree focus management.

Keyboard	Navigation	Instances (if exist)

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Keyboard

Description

Instances

Tab	Navigates to the next component according to the

Tab Index Order

order shown above.

From the last component will navigate to the next focusable element on the page.

N/A

Shift + Tab

Navigates to the previous component according to

Tab Index Order

the order shown above.

From the first component will navigate to the last focusable element on the page.

N/A

Space

Depending on component.

Selects the InstanceSelects the Instance

On instance - selects the instance

On X - removes the instance

Enter

Depending on component.

For left pane navigation see https://kanasoftware.jira.com/wiki/spaces/UserExp/pages/870187254/Tree#Accessibility-compliance
For Instances (if exist), will display the selected instance

On instance - selects the instance

On X - removes the instance

Esc

Depending on component.

If focus is on “x” set focus on the Instance. Otherwise Right

N/A

Arrows

For left pane navigation see https://kanasoftware.jira.com/wiki/spaces/UserExp/pages/870187254/Tree#Accessibility-compliance

For Instances (if exist):

Left/Right - navigates between instances accordingly.

Depending on component.

Right/Left move the focus accordingly:

Right:

If focus is on

On instance - moves the focus to the instance’s close button

of the instanceIf focus is on

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On close button - moves the focus to the next instance to the right.
Stops at the close button of the last instance.

Left

If focus is on

On instance - moves the focus to the close button of the previous instance.

If focus is on

On close button - moves the focus to

the

its instance. Stops at the first instance.
Home	Sets focus on the first element in VerinTop.	Set focus on the first instance
End	Sets focus on the last element in VerinTop.	Set focus on the last instance
Delete

For Instances only - will delete the selected instance

When focus is on an instance will close the instance.

N/A

On instance or X - removes the instance.

After an instance is removed:

the focus moves to the next instance, where one exists.
if there is no following instance, the focus moves to the previous instance.
if there are no more instances, the focus moves to the next component.

Responsive Design

Verint products should support all devices down to the common tablet size (960px width).

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When the screen width is reduced and Additional Information no longer fits onto one line, it should be truncated. This may be achieved by hiding inactive icons and/or truncating text, with the full information shown on click or hover.Example at 961 px:

Design

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