- From: Martijn Houtepen <m.houtepen@accessibility.nl>
- Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2013 14:19:54 +0200
- To: Eval TF <public-wai-evaltf@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <5B50E0B12DAFE84383FB136330AB51AFCA901DBF96@CPMBS-ZH01.kpneol.local>
Dear Eval TF. Please find below the summary of results for testing website #2. In total four people participated in the questionnaire. Step 1: Define the Evaluation Scope Four people answered this question. One gave a description of the target website and its parts, in terms of titles of pages. One gave a list of specific URIs. Two people gave a URI. All described goal and conformance target. * One commented on what was to be excluded and expressed the need for more clarity on the scope of the evaluation. On such a diverse website with many sub-domains, more contact with a customer is needed to define the precise pages that are to be evaluated. * Two people commented that the listing of techniques is not useful or not clear at this point. * Two people miss 'the purpose of the website' in this step. * One commented on the lack of guidance on regular expressions. Step 2: Explore the Target Website Four answered. Step 2.a: Common web pages This step produces quite different outcomes * One considered all pages common * Three mentioned specific common pages. One made a selection of common pages based on their visual outlook (templates) and one made a selection based on the function of the page in the website. One mentioned three common pages / area's. Step 2.b Common functionality The outcome of this step is pretty much the same for all respondents, one added extra functionalities depending on a user account (which was not supplied). * Three mentioned the same common functionality * One mentioned extra functionalities the others hadn't included. Step 2.c Variety of Web page type Three answered. * One referred to step 2.a * Two described the different templates that are used Step 2.d technologies Two answered, they have the same result. One adds a comment: this is confusing. Step 3: Select a Representative Sample Four answered * Two gave specific URIs, one selected a small sample, one selected all the pages * The two respondents who gave URIs selected the pages/processes they described in Step 2 (mostly). They both add a random sample, one of 5 pages, one of 2 * The respondent who selected a small sample described (how to reach) the selected pages. The small sample does not offer confidence for representativeness Optional questions I did not include this section in the summary. The comments are not really fit for summary as there is few overlap between them. See the results (https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/48225/testrun2/results). All the best, Martijn Houtepen Accessibility Foundation www.accessibility.nl @AccessibilityNL
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