Microsoft is trying to make it easier to build mouse-free websites after years of developers struggling with endless coding headaches

• Building websites without a mouse requires detailed knowledge and extensive coding efforts
• Focus Group from Microsoft allows developers to handle complex navigation elements without writing too much code
• Tabindex errors often break keyboard navigation for many website users

Developing and building fully navigable websites without a mouse has long required extensive technical skills and careful planning.

Developers often rely on complex JavaScript libraries or write substantial code to ensure that each interactive element responds correctly to keyboard input, which increases the amount of code that needs to be maintained and slows down the site’s load time.