APPLICATION TESTING PROCESS PART 1

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Test Process Order and Resources

Total Test Processes - 15 ["Test Process"]

Test process divided into individual Tests- 24 ["Test"]

Tests provide step-by-step instructions on how to perform tests ["Step"]

Failure condition for each test ["Test ID"]

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Test Processes

Test Process 1 - Interactive Interface Elements

Test Process 2 - Non-text interface elements

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Interactive Interface Elements

Interactive interface elements are the elements that user is expected to use, modify or edit

For e.g. navigation controls (buttons, links, menus, etc) or editable content (text fields, radio buttons), etc.

It should be possible for the users to identify the interface elements and how to use them. This requires that the visual labels and instructions are programatically associated with the controls.

Tests under the test process 1. Interactive interface elements:

Test 1.1. Keyboard Access

Test 1.2.1 SW: All Interface Elements

Test 1.2.2 Web: Forms

Test 1.2.3 Web: Links and User Controls

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Test 1.1 Keyboard Access

Keyboard access requires that all the interactive interface elements should be keyboard accessible and should show visual indication when in focus

Requires two tasks - keyboard tasks and focus tasks

Need to comply with following section 508 Standards:

Keyboard Accessibility

Visual Focus

Use without vision

Use with low vision

Keyboards access is defined as with physical keyboard connected to computer system. Keyboard can be connected separately such as in desktop personal computer or integrated as in laptop PC

Keyboard keys most commonly used are known as Standard keys. E.g. Alt, Tab, Arrow keys, Enter, Spacebar

User should be indicated either through documentation, interface, application help/manuals, if any non standard keys are used