Accessibility Testing Criteria for Windows Applications
Released November 2015
This set of Accessibility Testing Criteria is intended to be used to check the accessibility of an application for users with impairments in one or more categories of vision, colour perception, hearing, speech, dexterity, cognition on a handheld device running Windows.
The primary focus is on the experience with handheld devices, but these guidelines may still be used for applications running on non-handheld devices by omitting mobile-specific requirements (such as device rotation).
The basis for this is built on input from a number of sources including:
- Mobile Manufacturers Forum GARI website
- W3C WCAG 2.0 recommendations on accessibility
- Microsoft developer site recommendations on accessibility
- AT&T recommendation on website accessibility
- AQuA members experience and their accessibility teams.
Other Resources
- Testing Methodology for Connected Things
- Accessibility Testing Criteria for iOS Applications
- Baseline Testing Criteria for Windows Applications
- Accessibility Testing Criteria for Windows Applications
- Accessibility Testing Criteria for Android Applications
- Network Performance Testing Criteria
- AQuA Top 10 App Errors Good QA helps you to Avoid
- Baseline Testing Criteria for Android Applications
- Summary of the Tests within the Testing Criteria for Android Apps
- Baseline Testing Criteria for iOS Applications
- Summary of the Tests within the Testing Criteria for iOS Apps
- Baseline Testing Criteria for Java ME Applications
- Best Practice Guidelines for Developing Quality Mobile Apps
- Online Testing Criteria Tool demo
- Essentials of Mobile App Testing
- AQuA PR Coverage
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