Add link to micro:bit accessibility resources in MakeCode Accessibility doc

[microbit-lucy]

Is it possible to add the following sentence, including the link to the new accessibility resources created by micro:bit, onto the MakeCode Accessibility doc so that users can find them?

For videos and a downloadable pdf to help you learn how to use keyboard controls visit Micro:bit Educational Foundation’s MakeCode Accessibility support page.

We were hoping you could add it at the start of the Blocks editor section so that it reads:

The micro:bit MakeCode block editor allows you to use keyboard controls to create programs using blocks. For videos and a downloadable pdf to help you learn how to use keyboard controls visit Micro:bit Educational Foundation’s MakeCode Accessibility support page.

Many thanks

(This is in addition to the previous updates detailed in #10697)

[microbit-lucy]

@Jaqster @ganicke @abchatra - just tagging you onto this. Do shout if you'd like to discuss. Many thanks.

[Jaqster]

Okay, will add. But can we put it at the bottom of the page? I know today we only have keyboard controls for micro:bit, but in the future this will propagate to all our editors.

[microbit-lucy]

Thanks @Jaqster. We are concerned that if it is at the bottom of the page it will be missed and we are hearing from users that the videos are the best onboarding resource so we don't want people to miss them.

The sentence we've suggested it follows on from is specific to micro:bit MakeCode at the moment. Could we perhaps include it in that position for now and then reconsider positioning when the whole document is next reviewed?

By the way, I think I've noticed a couple of heading styles that aren't quite right in this doc: Blocks editor should be a sub-section of keyboard navigation and Pop-up help messages should be a sub-section of Blocks editor. Shall I raise those in a separate ticket or is this enough?

[ganicke]

Would "Tab Trapping" also go under "Keyboard Navigation"?

[microbit-lucy]

I believe 'Tab Trapping' is under Keyboard navigation, but not within the Blocks editor sub-section as it's relevant to blocks, Javascript and Python.