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Overview of Testing for UAAG

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Guidelines:

UAAG 2.0 Guidelines

NOTE: These tests apply to browsers and media players - both embedded and software players.

PRINCIPLE 1: Perceivable

Guideline 1.1: Alternative content

These success criteria all involve preference settings - probably self-describing

Guideline 1.2: Missing content

These success criteria all involve preference settings - probably self-describing

Guideline 1.3: Highlighting

These success criteria all involve preference settings - probably self-describing

Guideline 1.4: Text configuration

These success criteria all involve preference settings - probably self-describing

Guideline 1.5: Volume configuration

Controlling the volume of individual audio tracks - ???

Guideline 1.6: Synthesized speech configuration

Controls for speech characteristics (rate, volume, pitch, range) and features such as a user defined dictionary, spell-out, options for speaking numbers and punctuation. - probably self-describing

Guideline 1.7: Style sheets configuration

Features to select, apply or turn off author or user supplied stylesheets - probably self-describing

Guideline 1.8: Viewports

  • Self-Described: customizing the look of the viewport highlighting
  • Semi-Automated or Automated: when the focus or selection is changed, the viewport content moves so that the focus is at least partially in view.
  • Semi-Automated or Automated: the viewport can be resized, overriding author intent
  •  ??? : provides scrollbars for container overflow, overriding author.
  • Automated: back button restores previous input focus or selection
  •  ???: user can close any top level window
  • Self-Described: preference settings for "open on request" ,"do not take focus", "same ui"
  • probably Self-Described : the user can determine the viewport position in the full rendered content

Guideline 1.9: Focus

Guideline 1.10: Source views

  • Self-Described: provide view of text source code
  • Self-Described: provide outline view of content using structural labels
  • Self-Described: preference/feature for configuring "important" elements for navigation (headings, tables, bookmarks, etc)

Guideline 1.11: Links

  • tbd

PRINCIPLE 2. Operable

Guideline 2.1: Keyboard access

2.1.1 Everything can be operated by keyboard

  • WCAG tests for the content
  • Automated??? for the user interface

2.1.2 Specify preferred keystrokes

  • Self-Described: preference/feature

2.1.3 No keyboard trap

  • Self-Described: feature identification (3 ways to move focus out of trap)

2.1.4 Separate Selection from Activation

  • Self-Described: preference/feature

2.1.5 Standard Text Area Navigation Conventions

Guideline 2.2: Event handlers

Guideline 2.3: Time-independence

Guideline 2.4: Flashing

Guideline 2.5: Preference settings

Guideline 2.6: Search.

Guideline 2.7: Structured navigation.

Guideline 2.8: Toolbar configuration.

Guideline 2.9: Media

PRINCIPLE 3: Understandable

Guideline 3.1: Unnecessary messages. Guideline 3.2: Mistakes. Guideline 3.3: Documentation Guideline 3.4: Predictable

PRINCIPLE 4. Programmatic access

Guideline 4.1: Programmatic access

PRINCIPLE 5. Specifications and conventions

Guideline 5.1: Desktop apps Guideline 5.2: Web & web apps Guideline 5.3: Accessibility features Guideline 5.4: Follow specifications

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