Keyboard & Co is an experimental website that displays alternative input devices in a navigateable infographic. It is the applied part of my diploma thesis. The earlier theoretical part is called "Development of alternative interactions on websites, based on mouse and keyboard".

All devices are to be seen at a general overview page of the website. They are represented by symbols whose position, colour and length indicate certain characteristics of the devices. This turns the overview into an information visualisation/chart itself.
To address even more to the sense of orientation, navigation is done with the keyboard.
Imagine the alphanumeric part of a keyboard as "direction matrix". Point of origin is key "H". So if you press "J" for example, the focus will jump one step left. "W" will move the focus some steps left and above. The keys are not linked with certain device symbols but with directions to move the focus.
If a device symbol is selected you can activate a description by pressing the space bar.