I have developed apps for the Z10 and in the process of converting them to support Q10. However, I am trying to improve on usability.
Per the developer guidelines:
http://developer.blackberry.com/devzone/design/bb10/keyboards.html
"Use shortcut keys to ease repetitive tasks and promote one-handed use. Give users direct access to common actions for a specific screen. For example, allow users to press "T" to move to the top, "C" to compose a message, "S" to search, "I" to zoom in, and "O" to zoom out."
Those seems fine if you have those short cuts underlined.
Having never used a BlackBerry with a keyboard before, are there already common key strokes people use for activities like "Scroll Up" and "Scroll Down"? They don't have the rolling ball thingy anymore with the Q10 so I was wondering if there is an official guideline for this. Sort of like how ASWD is used in games for navigation... but for a BlackBerry.
Thanks.
