Re: Experimental assertion on menubar using NVDA

Thank you for this, Yohta. I share some similar concerns. I'll put it on
the Agenda to discuss this further.

Thanks,

*Michael Fairchild, *CPWA
<https://www.accessibilityassociation.org/cpwacertification> *•* *Accessibility
Consultant*

Deque Systems <https://deque.com>


On Mon, Aug 5, 2019 at 2:59 PM Shimizu, Yohta <yohtas2@illinois.edu> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
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>
> As an experiment I made an assertion using the template Matt shared to us
> 2 weeks ago.
>
> It took me about 3-4 hours, and some of the thoughts/challenges I came up
> with were as follows.
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> 1.Difficulty having comprehensive key commands. (column H)
>
> -I wasn’t quite sure the commands that I tested were comprehensive for
> each assertion, but this could be solved after some learning phase.
>
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> 2.Accuracy of test results. (column I)
>
> -There were some assertions which I wasn’t quite sure how I should’ve
> marked.
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> For example, when users open a list of submenus in the menubar with enter
> key, should NVDA announce both menu/menuitem role?
>
> It could be avoided if a tester was experienced, but these kinds of
> confusion delayed testing time in my case.
>
> To keep the accuracy and quality, perhaps it’ll be useful to create
> double-checking system using JF’s prototype since it seems more intuitive
> for less SR experienced testers.
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>
>
> 3.Unclear which output correspond to different key commands? (column J)
>
> -This is a discussion made several times in the past few weeks.
>
> Even in a same assertion, different types of announcements were made
> depending on different key commands and could be confusing.
>
> I put numbers in the column for clarification.
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> Best,
>
> Yohta
>