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Alistair Duggin edited this page May 10, 2017 · 6 revisions

User needs
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I need access to off line services which don t have any barriers that prevent me from using it
I need accessibility issues on gov uk to be fixed
I need common accessibility issues to be identified and patterns to be established
I need content on gov uk to be read out to me
I need easy access to people with access needs that i can include in user research
I need examples of common form patterns used on gov uk that have been tested for accessibility
I need examples of common page patterns used on gov uk that have been tested for accessibility
I need help picking an automated accessibility testing tool and how to set it up
I need help with issues i am not able to solve myself and definitive answers
I need patterns for form error messages that have been tested for accessibility
I need patterns for responsive tables that have been tested for accessibility
I need some support and guidance to deliver an accessible service
I need the accessibility best practices that are relevant to me
I need to access and provide information using bsl
I need to adjust the layout of gov uk to meet my preference for colour text size and font
I need to be able to pay participants from charitable organisations
I need to be able to spot the signs of a participant being anxious or distressed
I need to be confident that information is correct and up to date
I need to be familiar with the most common assistive technologies that people use
I need to build a team with the right skills and knowledge
I need to easily find information that is relevant to my role and type of project
I need to feel comfortable around asking questions to the community
I need to find information about specific features that my service product has e g phone pdf video charts authentication
I need to find ways to learn about accessibility
I need to get an accessibility audit
I need to get examples of patterns and elements that have been tested for accessibility
I need to have an understanding of different disability access needs groups
I need to images to be used as well as text
I need to information to be available in easy read
I need to know how assistive technologies help people overcome impairments
I need to know how common disabilities are
I need to know how much accessibility related activities will cost
I need to know how to assess if a service is accessible
I need to know how to avoid and fix compatibility issues with assistive technologies
I need to know how to avoid common issues encountered by keyboard users
I need to know how to avoid common issues encountered by literacy software users
I need to know how to avoid common issues encountered by screen magnification users
I need to know how to avoid common issues encountered by screen reader users
I need to know how to avoid common issues encountered by speech recognition users
I need to know how to avoid common issues encountered by users that change the way a website looks in their browser
I need to know how to build a team with the the appropriate skills and knowledge to make an accessible service product
I need to know how to code for accessibility
I need to know how to communicate with people with different access needs
I need to know how to consider accessibility in the early stages of designing a service
I need to know how to create pdfs that are accessible as possible
I need to know how to design an accessible service
I need to know how to develop my knowledge of accessibility
I need to know how to do a manual accessibility test
I need to know how to do usability testing with people with access needs
I need to know how to do usability testing with people with disabilities
I need to know how to ensure a service is compatible with assistive technologies
I need to know how to get accessible formats for people using my service
I need to know how to get an expert review
I need to know how to get support and guidance about accessibility
I need to know how to influence people that are preventing me from making my service product accessible
I need to know how to maintain accessibility once a service is live
I need to know how to make charts accessible
I need to know how to make dynamic content accessible
I need to know how to make forms accessible
I need to know how to make images accessible
I need to know how to make page templates accessible
I need to know how to make security timeouts accessible
I need to know how to make specific features of my service accessible (eg design elements and patterns)
I need to know how to make sure my content is accessible
I need to know how to make video accessible
I need to know how to pick a supplier of accessibility audits
I need to know how to procure accessible services from 3rd parties
I need to know how to procure accessible services from third parties
I need to know how to procure an accessibility audit
I need to know how to recruit and engage people with access needs
I need to know how to test my service with assistive technologies
I need to know how to test with assistive technologies
I need to know how to use an automated accessibility testing tool
I need to know how to use the audit to improve my service
I need to know how to write accessible copy
I need to know that accessibility applies to desktop mobile and off line parts of a service
I need to know that getting early feedback from an accessibility specialist can avoid barriers and reduce costs
I need to know that user research is not the only way to understand some of the needs of people with disabilities
I need to know the accessibility challenges that using a javascript frameworks introduce
I need to know the benefits of doing usability testing with people with access needs
I need to know the benefits of getting an accessibility audit
I need to know the benefits of making my services accessible
I need to know the benefits of using an automated accessibility testing tool
I need to know the common barriers that people face due to poor content design and code
I need to know the common barriers that users face due to poor service design
I need to know the different responsibilities for accessibility in a team
I need to know the different ways of testing whether a service is accessible
I need to know the legal requirement for accessibility
I need to know the range of human capabilities that need to be considered when designing a service
I need to know to code an accessible website
I need to know to design an accessible product service
I need to know want semantic html is and how to write it
I need to know what accessibility activities to do and when
I need to know what accessibility is
I need to know what alternative communication channels may be required by people using a service
I need to know what alternative formats may be requested for a service
I need to know what assistive technologies my service needs to be compatible with
I need to know what browsers my service needs to be compatible with
I need to know what costs can be associated with accessibility activities
I need to know what is required to pass any assessment
I need to know what manual accessibility testing needs to be done and how to do it
I need to know what progressive enhancement is and how it makes writing accessible code easier
I need to know what to do if someone with an access need encounters an accessibility issue during usability testing
I need to know what user research i can do on a prototype
I need to know what's needed to pass any assessment
I need to know what's needed to pass the service assessment
I need to know what's required to pass any assessment
I need to know which accessibility issues to fix
I need to know who is responsible for accessibility in a team
I need to know who needs to be able to use my service for it to be considered accessible
I need to know why automated accessibility tested can t be relied upon as the only type of testing
I need to know why my service must be accessible
I need to learn how to use assistive technologies
I need to make an early version of my code available publicly
I need to understand how human functional ability varies
I need to understand how to identify criteria for recruitment
I need to understand how to make the research materials and environment accessible
I need to understand the difference between technical accessibility and usable accessibility
I need to understand the different terms that are being used
I need to understand the implications of not considering accessibility until late in a project
I need to understand the range of human capabilities I have to consider
I need to understand what accessibility is
I need to understand what I should do and when
I need to understand what the web content accessibility guidelines are and the benefit of using them
I need to understand why html is more accessible than pdf and other formats
I need to understand why i need to make my service accessible
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