Understanding

This criteria ensures that content can be accessed with just keyboard functions and people that are blind or have low vision and people that use keyboard emulators can still access the content.

Most actions performed by a pointing device such as a mouse can be done from a keyboard like clicking and selecting text. However there are a few tasks that can't be done from a keyboard such as free hand drawing, painting, and or games that require eye hand coordination from a pointing device.

How accessiBe Helps

Unfortunately accessiBe or HubSpot do not provide any programming to allow content to be operated through a keyboard functions. However, just because this is not automatically resolved does not mean that you're not meeting the criteria's standards. The average website does not have the need for this type of keyboard functionality (e.g. free hand drawing), so most likely your website meets this standard.

Solution

As previously stated, the average website will not require this functionality, and you will be compliant by default.

However, if you do require these advanced functions, we recommend familiarizing yourself with the W3C instructions, and use these GitHub templates as a jumping off point.