- From: John Foliot - WATS.ca <foliot@wats.ca>
- Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 17:58:34 -0800
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
- Cc: "'Derek Featherstone'" <feather@furtherahead.com>
Derek Featherstone wrote: > Hi Bob... I'm just going over your comments on John Foliot's test > page at http://wats.ca/test1.html > It also needs to be reiterated that this was banged out very, very quickly - to be used to test specific behaviors with JAWS. My friend and regular daily user of JAWS (James G.) went through the page and recorded both MP3 files (which will be shared), as well as to note what exactly he was able to get from each of the different scenarios. To that end, being "cryptic" was one of the initial parameters... I didn't want him to know what to expect, but rather to go into the test (if all will pardon the poor choice of expression) blind. Each of the 8 tests uses an image (an identical image in each instance) with various combinations of ALT, Title, and LONGDESC. Other users are encouraged to test this with their screen reading set-up and report back if you wish. James was using JAWS 7 (standard installation), but I would be curious if you are a daily user with a different set-up configuration. As Derek points out, we need to know what works, and what doesn't, and why. You would think that we would have good data on this, but apparently we don't (if you have been following this thread from the beginning you know). You are invited to report back via this list, or directly to me off list. I will compile results in the next few days (based on any feedback). Please be sure to include your configuration settings in any report. Cheers! JF
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