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It also has a built-in VPN and it allows you to easily send notes, files, links, pictures, and more to your phone with the Flow feature. The bottom screen displays the entire webpage onscreen, but allows you to use the system's touch screen capabilities to scroll around the site quickly and easily. The top screen displays what's been highlighted so that you can see things more clearly. The bottom screen is also used for inputting text and web addresses into the browser. Luckily for importers, the program supports several different languages, including English, German, Italian and Japanese.
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The history is wiped when the power goes off. Remember only the bottom screen is a touchscreen. Conventional wisdom is to put the navbar at the top of the webpage, which will in any case appear on the touchscreen until it is scrolled up.
In some cases you may want to repeat the navigation at the bottom of the page so that people don't have to scroll to the top again to visit the next page.
You can use a link to an anchor within a webpage to enable users to easily align the page optimally between the two screens. To make your site navigable: Don't use Flash or AJAX for your navbar Use concise alt tags on graphical buttons Pages can be deep when rendered in SSR, so provide a 'jump to top' option if that's where the navbar is Provide a 'jump to content' option to help skip repetitive navigation links Provide clear link descriptions.
Users can't see the destination of a link before they click it. In my Hangman game, I kept all the navigation elements on the touchscreen and used the upper screen to display the gallows and answer.
That ensured that users could play using the touchscreen without having to switch between screens. Multiple windows are not supported. If your site opens an essential pop-up on loading, it won't be seen.
That means it's much harder to accurately track visitors over multiple sessions. Forms are fully supported, but I had problems entering more than about characters into a blank form field. That said, I was able to edit a significantly longer Writeboard note. There is no support for Flash or embedded movies. Animated user interface features AJAX often fail so avoid using them for essential elements of the site if you want DS compatibility.
Animated GIFs work well. They run slower than on the PC and tend to slow down more when the browser is busy. These look great on the DS:. There's usually a small area of the webpage visible at a time. If an action updates a different part of the page, it's unlikely to be noticed. Provide feedback responses close to where action takes place eg, error notices next to form fields, not in a separate sidebar. Many of the guidelines for designing on mobile devices also apply for designing for assistive devices.
Good, accessible sites mostly work fine on the NDS already. But there will be specialist sites including personal pages and Nintendo fan sites that will want to tailor their design for the NDS, and will be thinking about some user interface issues for the first time.
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