allyWay’s keyboard navigation feature allows users to navigate your website using only a keyboard, making it more accessible and inclusive for all users. Below is an overview of how keyboard navigation works and what to expect:

• ⌘ + . (Mac)
  Opens the allyWay toolbar.
  Available from version 6.7.0, allowing full use without a mouse.
• CTRL + . (Windows)
  Opens the allyWay toolbar.
  Available from version 6.7.0, allowing full use without a mouse.
• H – Headings
  Jumps between headings.
  Works best when menus and content use semantic HTML structures.
• M – Menus
  Navigates through menus.
  Detection may vary depending on structure. Menus work best when built with
  <ul> > <li> > <a> or <button> elements. Custom or non-semantic menus may not be detected reliably.
• Enter – Interact with elements
  Activates focused elements like links, buttons, or controls.
  This follows standard browser behavior.
• F – Forms and search fields
  Moves focus to form inputs and search fields.
  May not work smoothly if the search field is hidden behind a click action (e.g., a magnifier icon).
• G – Images and graphics
  Navigates through visible images.
  Images added via CSS backgrounds may not be included.
• B – Media (audio/video)
  Navigates audio and video elements.
  For best results, media should be implemented using proper <audio> and <video> tags, especially on pages with many media files.

Overall, keyboard navigation works best on websites built with clean, semantic HTML and standard web elements.