For applications where all objects are accessible from the keyboard (meet 508 accessibility standards), write and encode a Task
Command Set that allows the user to perform application Tasks and receive audio feedback by saying or selecting from a menu What
They Want to Do.
The Task Command interface would replace the slow serial mouse/keyboard completion of an application by encoding the serial
navigation and population of objects in custom application command software.
Alternative access tools like Dragon NaturallySpeaking or JAWS have a programming feature that is used to encode the Task
Command Set.
After an employee is trained on the business aspects of the organization and the applications used to accomplish the
organization goals a severely disabled person using any Task Command Interface can be as productive as any colleague.
A "Say What You Want to Do/Ask Which You Need to Know" interface has been implemented on many Social Security applications.
