Thanks Eli,
Does this come close? Admittedly, it's for a single-range
(single-thumb?) slider:
http://dev.aol.com/dhtml_style_guide#slider
There is one wrinkle in the double-thumb slider and that is movement of
one of the thumbs is constrained to not go beyond the other thumb. All
movement of a particular thumb would be restricted to the range defined
by the other thumb (did that make sense?).
> As for the keystrokes, I think that it makes sense if it is a tab and
> arrowkey combination. Tab to the element and then move the element
> using the directional keys. Similar to reordering an item in a list. I
> always like arrows for movement, it seems natural.
>
> I would also allow for larger jumps than single step increments. Most
> layout and drawing applications use the arrow key alone to move by 1
> (whatever 1 means in the context) and then shift-arrow to mean move by
> 1x (where x is usually 10 or the next grid step or, again, whatever
> makes sense in the context).
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