🎨 Palette: Flashcard Keyboard Shortcuts & Discoverability#92
🎨 Palette: Flashcard Keyboard Shortcuts & Discoverability#92
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- Implements keyboard shortcuts for faster study flow (Space/Enter to flip, 1-4 to rate). - Adds visual shortcut hints (e.g., [Espacio], [1]) to buttons for discoverability. - Enhances accessibility with descriptive ARIA labels and titles for shortcuts. - Includes unit tests verifying shortcut functionality. - Records UX learnings in palette journal. Co-authored-by: godie <227743+godie@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Added keyboard shortcuts to the V2 Flashcard Study page. Users can now use
SpaceorEnterto flip cards and submit the "Good" rating, and keys1-4for all rating levels.🎯 Why: Flashcard study is a high-repetition task. Keyboard shortcuts allow medical students to maintain a "flow state" and review more cards in less time, similar to professional SRS tools like Anki.
📸 Before/After: Buttons now show subtle bracketed hints like
[Espacio]and[1]to guide users.♿ Accessibility: Added explicit shortcut information to
aria-labelandtitleattributes, ensuring screen reader users and mouse-hover users are aware of the efficiency features.✅ Verified:
npm test).PR created automatically by Jules for task 7158264668618576080 started by @godie