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! Testing need | ! Testing need | ||
! Possible tools as a starting point | ! Possible tools as a starting point | ||
! Integration points for automated test tools | |||
! Integration into interactive dev tools | |||
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| Automated testing for XUL | | Automated testing for XUL | ||
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| None (use AT-Poke/Pypoke as standalone) | | None (use AT-Poke/Pypoke as standalone) | ||
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[http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/ARIA:_Accessible_Rich_Internet_Applications ARIA] | | [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/ARIA:_Accessible_Rich_Internet_Applications ARIA] | ||
| Accessibility Tools Framework from IBM Tokyo labs (if open sourced) | | Accessibility Tools Framework from IBM Tokyo labs (if open sourced) | ||
| ? | | ? | ||
| ? | | ? | ||
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Revision as of 21:51, 20 February 2007
The Mozilla accessibility testing strategy is still under development.
Here are some thoughts on what kind of testing we need:
Testing need | Possible tools as a starting point | Integration points for automated test tools | Integration into interactive dev tools |
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Automated testing for XUL | WebAIM XUL checker, XUL validator | Tinderbox/buildbots, DOM Inspector, XUL Explorer, addons.mozilla.org auto review process | |
ATK/AT-SPI | Dogtail, RAVEN (if open sourced) | Tinderbox/buildbots | |
IAccessible2 | IA2-Poke, Accessibility Tools Framework from IBM Tokyo labs (if open sourced) | Tinderbox/buildbots (via Accessibility Tools Framework | None (use any of the above as standalone) |
ATK/AT-SPI interactive testing | AT-Poke, PyPoke | None | None (use AT-Poke/Pypoke as standalone) |
ARIA | Accessibility Tools Framework from IBM Tokyo labs (if open sourced) | ? | ? |