- From: Matthew King <mck@fb.com>
- Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2020 17:26:02 +0000
- To: "public-aria-at@w3.org" <public-aria-at@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <MW2PR1501MB20599ACAA96068B28AA31DB8D4370@MW2PR1501MB2059.namprd15.prod.outlook.>
* Get screen reader developer buy-in with Demo of testing for checkbox, combobox, menubar, and grid * Complete test files for these patterns * Test these patterns with JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver in Chrome and Firefox on Windows and Chrome on Mac * Upload results from tests into gh-pages * Refine runner and reports as needed * Share with NVAccess, Freedom Scientific, and and Apple * Gather concerns, if any. * Document plans for addressing any concerns. * Get support statements from stakeheholder AT devs * Plan screen reader developer participation: * How/when to review test plans and results for each pattern * How to handle feedback on test plans and results * Build broader stakeholder support: * Develop stakeholder presentation covering vision, viability, plan, and stakeholder contribution options * Share with potential larger stakeholder companies * Build production system * Analyze gaps between prototype and use cases * Break into phases based on use case prioritization * Develop high-level system requirements for each phase * Design/build sprints for each phase with ruthless prioritization of usability using key audience/stakeholder map; no time to waste here. * Pilot test of production system * Write test plans for baseline set of APG patterns * Review test plans with screen reader developers * Train testers * Run pilot tests of baseline set * Each baseline test run by a TF member and a trained tester * Compare TF member results with tester results, look for system problems, usability problems, training problems. * Final production system prep * Fix critical issues identified by pilot * Complete development of test plans * Run first complete round of tests with 6 browser/screen reader combinations * Emergency bug fixing if problems arise * Project wrap up
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