The following list contains configuration guidelines and design tips developers should follow when building applications using existing Process Commander functionality intended to comply with accessibility standards.

• Do not use px or px-fixed layouts — these layouts fix the width of windows and forms
• Do not use inline styles — these styles fix fonts, colors and other style attributes
• Do not use the deferred load feature
• Avoid the use of AJAX-based displays — these typically require use of the mouse. Features to avoid include: conditional hide and show displays, onscreen calculations, and hover-over displays on worklists and harnesses
• Avoid using multiple icons — initial focus will be placed on them and not on the first input field
• Provide shortcut keys for frequently used buttons, fields, and actions

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