Keyboard accessibility for client-side human services

In the Process Designer web editor, you can perform many actions by using built-in keyboard accessibility features. The keyboard accessibility features help you go to and edit client-side human service diagrams in the web editor without using the mouse.

Table 1. Keyboard shortcuts that are available in Process Designer for client-side human services
Action	Keyboard shortcut	Description
Delete	Delete key or Backspace key	Delete the selected node or connection.
Move	Arrow key	Move the selected node on the canvas in the direction that is specified by the arrow.
Move all	Shift + Arrow key	Move all the graphical elements in the diagram in the direction specified by the arrow, regardless of whether they are connected.
Select	Spacebar	Select the node or connection that has the focus.
Select all	Ctrl+A	Select all the graphical elements that are in the diagram.
Multiple select	Ctrl+Spacebar	Add or remove the focused node or connection to or from the current selection.
Clear selection	Esc	Clear the current selection and the currently focused node or connection.
Connect	J	Connect two selected nodes.
Switch modes	F9	Switch between the edition mode and navigation mode.
Change navigation style	F8	Switch between the disconnected-node navigation and connected-node navigation. Use this shortcut only in the navigation mode. In the disconnected-node navigation, use the arrow keys to navigate through the nodes in your client-side human service diagram, ignoring connections. You also use the disconnected-node navigation when you have disconnected nodes on your canvas. The nodes are traversed in the order in which they were created. In the connected-node navigation, use the arrow keys to navigate through connected nodes and their connections. You cannot navigate through disconnected nodes by using the connected-code navigation.
Save	Ctrl+S	Save the changes.
Undo	Ctrl+Z	Reverse the last action that you performed.
Redo	Ctrl+Y	Undo the last undo action.
Open inline editor	F2	Open the inline editor for the first editable label of the currently focused graphic element.
Zoom in	Ctrl+Plus(+)	Zoom in on an area of the diagram.
Zoom out	Ctrl+Minus(-)	Zoom out of an area of the diagram.
Zoom reset	Ctrl+0	Display the current area of the diagram with the default zoom factor.