Salesforce Com, Inc.

Salesforce, Inc.

Cordelia McGee-Tubb

Jesse Alan Hausler

Benjamin Carl Snyder

Matthew Francis Davidchuk

Michael M Pedersen, Ii

Kayvaan Ghassemieh

Laura Nelson

William Chang

Sumanth Anand

Shannon Hale

Barathkumar Sundaravaradan

Lee Roy White

Shawna Wolverton

Nithyanandniranjan Chandarraj

Timothy Dubois

Benjamin Drasin

Luc Marcel Giavelli

Kavitha Musthyala

Joshua Lulewicz

Edward Li

Jacob Roussel

Joshua M Roe

Justin Appler

Sakhi Aggrawal

Alain Orbino

Nishant Agarwal

Tracy Potter

Methods and corresponding systems and apparatuses for using keyboard input to configure targeted prompts in association with graphical elements of a software application being developed and to access the targeted prompts during runtime execution of the software application. A user interface of a builder application can include a first region and a second region. The first region displays options for configuring targeted prompts. The second region is a canvas region that displays a second user interface generated through execution of the software application. Keyboard input can include a shortcut that updates the user interface to switch between the first region and the second region and/or a shortcut that sequentially navigates between graphical elements that can be associated with targeted prompts. Other keyboard shortcuts can be made available for use with the builder application and/or during runtime execution of the software application.

Creation and presentation of accessible targeted prompts

A system to control navigation of graphical user interface (GUI) panels on a web page includes a processor and a storage medium that stores instructions that are configurable to cause the processor to perform a method of navigating the GUI panels. The method controls display of a web page having GUI panels, and receives input associated with a command to change focus away from a first GUI panel. The input is generated in response to selection of an assigned keyboard key, selection of an assigned combination of keyboard keys, or selection of an assigned sequence of keyboard keys by a user. In response to receiving the input, a second GUI panel is identified, and focus is switched from the first GUI panel to the second GUI panel.

Navigating displayed graphical user interface panels using assigned keyboard shortcut key(s)

Disclosed herein are device, system and method embodiments for managing accessibility on customer web pages. A user device operates by receiving selection of a control of an embedded application presented in a webpage including visible content, receiving configuration code associated with the embedded application instance, and presenting a modal dialog on the webpage generated based on the embedded application instance and the configuration code. Further, the user device disables access by an assistive technology to Hypertext Markup Language elements associated with the visible content in response to the presentation of the modal dialog.

Managing accessibility on customer web pages

A system for managing content sent to a screen reader is provided. The system is configured to monitor the context of a window, wherein the window context is minimized or active; and when the window context is minimized: monitor for a received textual message in a dynamic area of the window; generate, for each consecutive time interval of a pre-determined fixed time period, an announcement, for each textual message context, indicating that a textual message of a particular context has been detected responsive to the first textual message of the particular context being detected during the time interval and not for any subsequent textual message of the particular context detected during the time interval; and send one announcement for each textual message context per time interval to the screen reader if at least one textual message for a particular context was received during the time interval.

System and method for managing screen reader announcements on web pages

Disclosed are examples of systems, apparatus, methods and computer program products for processing keyboard input to perform events in relation to calendar items using a web browser-based application or online service. A database storing data objects identifying calendar items can be maintained. Each calendar item can comprise a subject, a date, and a time range. A bounding window of a web browser comprising one or more panes can be displayed in a user interface on a display of a device. At least one of the panes can comprise visual representations of a plurality of calendar items stored in the database. Keyboard input from a user interacting with a first calendar item of the plurality of calendar items can be processed. One or more events to be performed in relation to the first calendar item can be determined based on the keyboard input. The determined events can be performed.

Processing keyboard input to perform events in relation to calendar items using a web browser-based application or online service

Disclosed are examples of systems, apparatus, methods and computer program products for displaying reduced and detailed visual representations of calendar items based on mouse cursor movement. A database storing data objects identifying calendar items can be maintained. Each calendar item can comprise a subject, a date, and a time range. A reduced visual representation of a first calendar item can be displayed in a first region of a user interface on a display of a device. The reduced visual representation of the first calendar item can comprise an at least partially obscured presentation of the subject, the date, and/or the time range of the first calendar item. Mouse cursor movement in the first region of the user interface can be detected. A detailed visual representation of the first calendar item can be displayed in the first region of the user interface in response to detecting the mouse cursor movement.

Displaying reduced and detailed visual representations of calendar items based on mouse cursor movement

Methods and systems are provided for displaying a graphical representation of data objects of a schema using an online tool. In an embodiment, the online tool may be used to create or modify a schema. Modifying a schema may include adding or modifying or deleting data objects. Modifying data objects may include adding or modifying or deleting data fields. The online tool may be used to define relationships between data objects. In an embodiment, user permissions may be set for data objects. In an embodiment, the graphical representations of data objects may be selected and placed is a different location.

Methods and systems for designing and building a schema in an on-demand services environment

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Cordelia McGee-Tubb