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The Amvel Warehouse interface is built with standard HTML form controls and Bootstrap Icons, making it fully compatible with native browser accessibility tools and keyboard navigation. All interactive elements — inputs, selects, buttons, and links — are standard HTML elements that receive keyboard focus in the normal browser tab order. No custom keyboard shortcut library is used.
The application does not define any custom keyboard shortcuts beyond standard browser behavior. All interactions use native HTML form elements and button controls, which means platform-level accessibility tools (screen readers, high-contrast modes, browser zoom) work without special configuration.

Form navigation

The Inbound & Outbound form follows the standard browser tab order. Fields are laid out left-to-right, top-to-bottom across three column panels.
KeyAction
TabMove focus to the next form field or button
Shift + TabMove focus to the previous form field or button
EnterSubmit the focused form, or activate the focused button (Save, Clear, + Add Another Quantity)
SpaceActivate a focused button; toggle a focused checkbox
Arrow keysNavigate options within a focused <select> dropdown

Autocomplete fields

Several fields display suggestion dropdowns as you type. These include Received By, Released By, Cargo Condition, and Warehouse Location (powered by TEXT_FIELD_SUGGESTIONS), as well as the Plate No. field (powered by PLATE_TRUCKER_REFERENCE). When a suggestion list is visible:
ActionResult
Type charactersFilters the suggestion list in real time
Mouse click on a suggestionSelects the suggestion and closes the list
Click outside the suggestion listCloses the list without selecting
The autocomplete suggestion lists do not support keyboard navigation (Arrow keys, Enter to select). Suggestions must be chosen with a mouse click or a tap on touch devices.
For Plate No., selecting a suggestion also auto-fills the Trucker field with the matching trucking company name from the built-in reference table.
The left navigation sidebar can be collapsed or expanded by clicking the hamburger toggle button (#sidebarToggle, rendered with the bi-list Bootstrap Icon) in the sidebar header.
  • The button is a standard <button> element and is reachable via Tab key focus.
  • Activating it with Enter or Space when focused toggles the sidebar state.
  • This is primarily a mouse or touch action; there is no dedicated keyboard shortcut to toggle it globally.

Page size controls

The Inventory and Activity Log pages include a row-count selector rendered as a button group (labeled Rows per page). The buttons for 5, 10, 20, and All are standard <button> elements and are fully keyboard-accessible:
  • Tab to move between size buttons.
  • Enter or Space to apply the selected page size.

Date range presets

The date-range filter panel (available on the Dashboard, Activity Log, and Inventory pages) includes preset buttons such as Today, Yesterday, Last 7 Days, and similar. These are standard <button> elements:
  • Reachable via Tab navigation within the filter panel.
  • Activated with Enter or Space.
  • Selecting a preset populates the From and To date inputs and immediately refreshes the displayed data.

The QR scan modal (#scanModal) opens when a scan trigger button is activated. While the modal is open:
  • The camera feed starts automatically; no additional key press is required.
  • The Cancel button (.scan-close) is a standard <button> that can be reached with Tab and activated with Enter or Space.
  • Activating Cancel (or clicking outside the modal on supported browsers) closes the modal and stops the camera stream.
  • There is no Escape key binding implemented for closing the modal; use the Cancel button.

Use your browser’s built-in Find on Page (Ctrl+F on Windows/Linux, Cmd+F on macOS) to quickly locate text within any table visible on screen. This is particularly useful when reviewing a large exported or paginated activity log before exporting to Excel or PDF.

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