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I don't expect to have to use my keyboard to navigate a webpage. It's also not discoverable or prompted in any way.

• coldtea 9y ago
  Using the arrows keys for the slides has been a standard since the dawn of web presentations, a decade or so ago. Doesn't have to be more discoverable imho. As soon one finds it out, they can use the knowledge for any other presentation they chance upon -- and presentations remain clutter free, without prompts and extra navigational buttons for the rest.
  • jonknee 9y ago
    > Using the arrows keys for the slides has been a standard since the dawn of web presentations, a decade or so ago. So have arrows icons you can click to switch slides... Such as on Slideshare (coincidentally a decade old!).
    • jessaustin 9y ago
      If the icons disappear as soon as I use my keyboard or tap, that wouldn't be too terrible.