Test form elements with assistive technology #3
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@ewaccess did Dragon testing on http://www.456bereastreet.com/lab/html5-input-types/ with the conclusion: Dragon fails several HTML5 input types. Several require keydown. |
I'm going to fork the wp page version with some more input variation (just haven't had time, $work is crunching) and see if there are some Dragon differences. Might as well test Orca too :) |
Here's a quick video of my testing HTML5 I found the following on Chrome 55 and Firefox 51: Supported
Not Supported
Partially Supported Supported: I could set focus to the input by voice and dictate text within it. I also did testing on Edge (Windows 10, version 1607) even though Dragon is not compatible with Edge. Using Edge, Hope this helps! |
@ewaccess I just send out an additional test to the test team, stole/forked the page you made for this. |
I've tested the Settings > General and Settings > Discussion forms with VoiceOver on Safari. Using a Scottish female voice. :) Videos of testing General Settings: https://youtu.be/natQHmHooUw Most of the time I tabbed through the forms with the keyboard. Here's what I noticed. General Settings
Discussion Settings
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Thanks @abrightclearweb ! |
Results for testing HTML5 type attributes are on make/accessibility now: https://make.wordpress.org/accessibility/2017/02/13/testing-html5-type-attributes-in-forms-with-different-browsers-and-at/ |
Research how well assistive technology handles form elements.
This research will be used to improve the Settings API in WordPress Admin.
Related: https://make.wordpress.org/accessibility/2017/01/16/testing-form-functionality-with-different-assistive-technology/
The current forms and part of the forms are translated into plain HTML on
https://wpaccessibility.github.io/test-forms/ for testing.
NB: if you join the tests:
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