9. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: mapping at least one accessibility control to at least one associated radial context based menu control.
1. A method executed at least in part in a computing device for providing accessibility features on radial context based menus, the method comprising: in response to detecting one of a: a tap action, a swipe action, a mouse input, a voice input, a visual input, and a keyboard input, presenting a radial context based menu in relation to a displayed content on a user interface; displaying one or more accessibility controls superimposed on respective radial context based menu controls; in response to a press of a dedicated key, displaying key tips in boxes that overlap the radial context based menu controls, wherein a letter is used in each one of the key tips; in response to a conflict of a subset of the key tips of two or more of the radial context based menu controls with a same letter, appending a unique number to an associated letter of the subset of the key tips that have the conflict; detecting a user action activating at least one of the accessibility controls; activating at least one of associated radial context based menu controls; providing a center button near a center of the radial context based menu, the center button enabling an activation of commands, a navigation of the radial context based menu controls, and a collapse of the radial context based menu; and providing an unreactive area around the center button to minimize incorrect user action detection between a collapse action, an activation action and additional user actions on the radial context based menu.