Testing Plans

Issue

Meeting: testing plans

Time: Wednesday, May 26⋅11:30am – 12:00pm

Location: slack

7 guests:

• Brad Baxter
• Seamus Narron
• JasonSteele
• Mike White
• Russell Palmer
• Sean Purcell

Description:

• Jason, provide a list of accessibility testing methods you used
• Brad/Seamus, bring along the remediation testing plan with ideas on how to update for the bento stuff
• Russell, bring along what you have for gdac testing
• Mike W, try to bring along a long list of tasks you will complete to try to break Search
• Draft Bento Testing Checklist - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h3BwczSI7z56xSbLG1RCVr-1-3-tZz4rDKUwW3uKSGg/edit?usp=sharing

We can combine it and have a good list of things to do

Organizer: Barry K Robinson

Accessibility Testing

1. Tools used
   • Axe Accessibility DevTools
   • WAVE
2. How Tools are used
   • The Axe tool is located as a tab in the browsers built-in webdev tools. Load the page you want to test and then click on the "Scan all of my page" button within Axe DevTools. Issues will appear below the button. Clicking on an issue will show more details to the right.
   • I mostly use the WAVE extension to fix color contrast issues. Load the page you want to test and then click on the WAVE icon in the top right of your browser, or use shortcut keys COMMAND SHIFT U. WAVE will appear as a sidebar on the left of your browser. Click on the CONTRAST tab to view any contrast issues. This will show Foreground and Background hex color values per issue found and allow you to use a slider to adjust lightness until a AA and/or AAA contrast ratio is satisfied.
3. Findings
   • TypeAHead plugin
     • Missing required ARIA Attributes