TESTING METHODOLOGIES Sample Clauses

TESTING METHODOLOGIES. The Contractor shall use expert usability inspections and accessibility audits as approaches for reviewing web pages as follows: Expert Usability Inspection This shall be completed by two expert customer experience research and design consultants. These individuals will independently review key pages and processes (customer journeys) on live sites or prototypes. The exact pages will be discussed during the kick off meeting/call. The review will explore key processes, content and features. The review will explore the pages from a number of different perspectives and discuss the issues identified. The evaluation will focus on the following indices: Usable Navigation Functionality Ease of use/Discoverability Graphic Design/Page Layout User feedback Efficiency Consistency Useful Feature offering Integration of features Engaging Overall experience The Client will provide the Contractor with cases that will help determine the user journeys used to evaluate the site and the specific pages included within the review. In addition the Contractor may recommend key user journeys based on the following tasks: Locate initial information within the site (e.g. interest rates) Sign-up for a product Service the product (e.g. add money to an account, view statements or change contact details) Accessibility Audit An Accessibility Audit includes an in depth review of key pages within a site. This will be conducted by the Contractor manually. Assistive technologies including screen readers, screen magnifiers etc will also be used. The Contractor will undertake an extensive review of the pre-agreed pages (usually around 10) Based upon the brief review of the pages, it is not usually necessary to review all pages; this is due to very strong similarities on the application of some templates. The Audit shall include the following steps: The Contractor will not use an automated tool in this Audit and all the pages and their codes are reviewed by hand although tools may be used for initial checking. The Contractor will look on a page by page basis at all accessibility issues according to the W3C v2.0 Priority A, AA and AAA guidelines, the evaluation includes a set of fifty questions which address issues such as: Links Comprehension Tabbing (navigation) Contrasts Style Sheets Checking without pictures/images Video and animation HTML scripts Search Tables and Data Tables Frames Text only browser Each page in the audit is then viewed in a text only browser such as Lynx Screen reader(s) ...
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