Is there a drag and drop list reorder plugin?

Is there a drag and drop list reorder plugin?

Of the dozens of drag-and-drop list reorder plugins I came across, most of them weren’t designed with accessibility in mind and, as a result, were very inaccessible. Dragon Drop has been tested with VoiceOver, JAWS and NVDA and enables AT users to successfully reorder a list.

How to use drag and drop in jQuery?

You can experiment with drag-and-drop using the examples of jQuery UI Sortables . To make it obvious for the non-technical or new users you could use visual cues such as handles or arrows and maybe a tooltip on hover to suggest dragging the element. You could even provide an animated gif demonstrating the gesture.

How does the Dragon Drop work in CSS?

Dragon drop uses the aria-pressed attribute to let AT users know when an item is being “dragged” and when it is not. It can be configured to allow an entire item to be draggable, or just a child “drag handle”, which in either case the presence of the role=”button” and tabindex=”0″ is ensured.

How to reorder list items in Stack Overflow?

1 – Provide both up and down arrows and drag and drop, and monitor which is more popular, which type of users use which etc, then tailor from there once you have some data 2 – Add a “random” button which generates the order randomly – could be useless, could be fun depending on your app

How to use drag and drop in apps?

1 Cursor Changes. In mouse-driven interfaces, cursor changes can also be used to signal that drag–and–drop is available: as the user hovers upon an object that can be dragged–and–dropped, the cursor 2 Feedback that an Object Has Been Grabbed. 3 Accessibility for Drag–and–Drop. 4 Drag–and–Drop on Touchscreens.

What can be used in place of drag and drop?

In some situations, alternative interactions can replace drag-and-drop completely; on mobile, for example, using menus to move a file to a different folder can be less error-prone than drag-and-drop. When appropriate, drag–and–drop is well understood, and quickly adopted by users.