Windows 8 for the Keyboard User
What we’ve seen so far of Windows 8 is that it’s all about touch. We’re looking at really early bits and they were effectively delivered on a tablet; so, that’s to be expected. But, for many people they’re going to be using Windows 8 Developer Preview on hardware that doesn’t have touch. So, how do we navigate around Metro apps and the Metro UX when we don’t have touch? Fortunately, the Windows team didn’t forget about keyboards and mice and recognized there are still scenarios that involve keyboard and mouse even when using at tablet. My contention is that touch … Continue reading Windows 8 for the Keyboard User