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Four defects the committee found in one day, and the milestone that came out of
them: M70, where the app answers where you are actually looking.
Fixed, from reports:
Resizing a picture by its corner cropped it instead of scaling it. A corner
now scales and keeps the frame's shape; a side handle still reshapes, because
that is how a photograph is cropped by hand. Emblems and PDF pages never crop.
Buttons and chrome overlapped their containers. Scrollbars took no room of
their own and floated over the buttons underneath, and an auto-hiding bar left
an overflowing toolbar cut off with nothing to say it could be scrolled to.
The spelling walk corrected one word and then silently refused the next.
Correcting a word moves every later word in its paragraph; the walk now
re-reads the document after each change.
The action panel's Paragraph style button opened a menu that shut instantly,
because the refresh after every command tore out the button it was anchored to.
M70 - the answer has to land where they are looking. Every one of the four was
the app doing the right thing where nobody could see it, so the whole app was
audited and the findings fixed:
the status bar keeps what it is given, and answers a repeated press
five non-modal windows answer in themselves, not into a bar they cover
ten commands that did nothing now say so; two stopped claiming otherwise
rebuilt containers put keyboard focus back
a validation refusal is heard, not only seen
no window is left pointing into a newsletter you have closed
Known and outstanding: the manual screen-reader script has sections 16 to 21
that no human has walked yet. The tests prove an announcement is declared, not
that it is spoken.