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From: Janna Cameron
Date: Feb 5, 2009 7:05AM

Rakesh,



If haven't done this already, I would suggest that you compile a list of
specific tasks that can be accomplished with the software. This will ensure
that you focus on the core features of the software. For this type of
testing, you could record the following

* Whether you were able or not able to accomplish each task. Record
details about what you tried for tasks you were unable to complete.

* Time it took to accomplish each task. I'd add a subjective
judgement about whether this time was acceptable or not.

* Number of steps it took to complete tasks. This is pretty
time-consuming, I'd just do this for things that took too many steps.



Janna



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Paladugula
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Subject: [WebAIM] How to test for web accessibility as a visually impaired



Respected list members,



I am a visually impaired working as a web accessibility tester in a

company. I am using jaws and doing my work.



I am testing by exploring myself. The tool I am using for automated

testing is eval access. When I speak about mannual testing I am

checking weather a handicapped can use the website without any

difficulty.



To know more about the procedure of testing and generating reports of

testing I want experts help.



I hope beloved members will help in this regard.





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Thanks & regards

Rakesh Paladugula

Web accessibility tester & advisor.

Iridiuminteractive software solutions PVT LTD

Mobile: 09966346422

Website: rakeshpaladugula.blog.co.in

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