Keyboard navigation menu

A method comprising:

• displaying, via a user interface, an outer portion of a keyboard navigation menu while hiding a remaining portion of the keyboard navigation menu;
• detecting, via the user interface, a selection of the outer portion, and in response, slide the keyboard navigation menu including the outer portion outward from its position in a horizontal direction to reveal identifiers of a plurality of different keyboard inputs that when pressed navigate a view of the user interface to a plurality of pages of a software application, respectively;
• detecting a keyboard input from among the plurality of different keyboard inputs which corresponds to a second page from among the plurality of pages of the software application;
• changing a view of the user interface from a first page of the software application to the second page of the software application that corresponds to the detected keyboard input;
• and
• partially collapsing the display of the keyboard navigation menu in an opposite horizontal direction to partially hide the keyboard navigation menu while leaving the plurality of different keyboard inputs visible, in response to a request for a learning mode.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions that when executed by a processor cause a computer to perform a method comprising:

• displaying, via a user interface, an outer portion of a keyboard navigation menu while hiding a remaining portion of the keyboard navigation menu;
• detecting, via the user interface, a selection of the outer portion, and in response, slide the keyboard navigation menu including the outer portion outward from its position in a horizontal direction to reveal identifiers of a plurality of different keyboard inputs that when pressed on a keyboard navigate a view of the user interface to a plurality of pages of a software application, respectively;
• detecting a keyboard input from among the plurality of different keyboard inputs which corresponds to a second page from among the plurality of pages of the software application;
• changing a view of the user interface from a first page of the software application to the second page of the software application that corresponds to the detected keyboard input and
• partially collapsing the display of the keyboard navigation menu in an opposite horizontal direction to partially hide the keyboard navigation menu while leaving the plurality of different keyboard inputs visible, in response to a request for a learning mode.