Disclosure Navigation Menu Example Test Plan (15 tests)

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets focus on a link before the disclosure button.
3. With focus on the 'Navigate forwards from here' link, navigate to the 'About' disclosure button. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • b (virtual cursor active)
   • f (virtual cursor active)
   • Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Down Arrow then Down Arrow then Down Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Tab (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

b (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

f (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Tab (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Down Arrow then Down Arrow then Down Arrow (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Tab (PC cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets focus on a link after the disclosure button.
3. With focus on the 'Navigate backwards from here' link, navigate to the 'Academics' disclosure button. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • Shift+b (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+f (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Up Arrow then Up Arrow then Up Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+Tab (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

Shift+b (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+f (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+Tab (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Up Arrow then Up Arrow then Up Arrow (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+Tab (PC cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets focus on a link before the first disclosure button, and sets the state of the first button to 'expanded'.
3. With focus on the 'Navigate forwards from here' link, navigate to the 'About' disclosure button. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • b (virtual cursor active)
   • f (virtual cursor active)
   • Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Down Arrow then Down Arrow then Down Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Tab (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

b (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

f (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Tab (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Down Arrow then Down Arrow then Down Arrow (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Tab (PC cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets the state of the third disclosure button to expanded, hides the associated dropdown and sets focus on the link after the disclosure.
3. With focus on the 'Navigate backwards from here' link, navigate to the 'Academics' disclosure button. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • Shift+b (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+f (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Up Arrow then Up Arrow then Up Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+Tab (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

Shift+b (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+f (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+Tab (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Up Arrow then Up Arrow then Up Arrow (virtual cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+Tab (PC cursor active): 7 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets focus on the first disclosure button.
3. With focus on the 'About' disclosure button, read information about the disclosure button. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • Insert+Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Insert+Up Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Insert+Tab (PC cursor active)
   • Insert+Up Arrow (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

Insert+Tab (virtual cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Insert+Up Arrow (virtual cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Insert+Tab (PC cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Insert+Up Arrow (PC cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets focus on the first disclosure button, and sets its state to expanded.
3. With focus on the 'About' disclosure button, read information about the disclosure button. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • Insert+Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Insert+Up Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Insert+Tab (PC cursor active)
   • Insert+Up Arrow (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

Insert+Tab (virtual cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Insert+Up Arrow (virtual cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Insert+Tab (PC cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Insert+Up Arrow (PC cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets focus on the first disclosure button.
3. With focus on the 'About' disclosure button, change its state to 'expanded'. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • Space (virtual cursor active)
   • Enter (virtual cursor active)
   • Space (PC cursor active)
   • Enter (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

Space (virtual cursor active): 1 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Enter (virtual cursor active): 1 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Space (PC cursor active): 1 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Enter (PC cursor active): 1 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets focus on the first disclosure button, and sets its state to expanded.
3. With focus on the 'About' disclosure button, change its state to 'collapsed'. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • Space (virtual cursor active)
   • Enter (virtual cursor active)
   • Space (PC cursor active)
   • Enter (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

Space (virtual cursor active): 1 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Enter (virtual cursor active): 1 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Space (PC cursor active): 1 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Enter (PC cursor active): 1 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets focus on the first disclosure button, and sets its state to expanded.
3. With focus on the 'About' disclosure button, navigate to the 'Overview' link. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • u (virtual cursor active)
   • Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Down Arrow then Down Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Tab (PC cursor active)
   • Down Arrow (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

u (virtual cursor active): 4 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Tab (virtual cursor active): 4 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Down Arrow then Down Arrow (virtual cursor active): 4 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Tab (PC cursor active): 4 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Down Arrow (PC cursor active): 4 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets focus on the first disclosure button, sets its state to expanded, and marks the first link in the associated dropdown as being the current page.
3. With focus on the 'About' disclosure button, navigate to the 'Overview' link. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • u (virtual cursor active)
   • Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Down Arrow then Down Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Tab (PC cursor active)
   • Down Arrow (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

u (virtual cursor active): 5 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Tab (virtual cursor active): 5 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Down Arrow then Down Arrow (virtual cursor active): 5 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Tab (PC cursor active): 5 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Down Arrow (PC cursor active): 5 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that expands the first disclosure and sets focus on the 'Overview' link.
3. With focus on the 'Overview' link, navigate to the 'About' disclosure button. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • Shift+b (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+f (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Up Arrow then Up Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+Tab (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

Shift+b (virtual cursor active): 5 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+f (virtual cursor active): 5 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+Tab (virtual cursor active): 5 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Up Arrow then Up Arrow (virtual cursor active): 5 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+Tab (PC cursor active): 5 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that expands the first disclosure button and sets focus on the second disclosure button.
3. With focus on the 'Admissions' disclosure button, navigate to the 'Campus Tours' link. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • Shift+u (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Up Arrow then Up Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Shift+Tab (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

Shift+u (virtual cursor active): 4 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+Tab (virtual cursor active): 4 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Up Arrow then Up Arrow (virtual cursor active): 4 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Shift+Tab (PC cursor active): 4 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that expands the first disclosure and sets focus on the 'Campus Tours' link.
3. With focus on the 'Campus Tours' link, navigate to the 'Admissions' disclosure button. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • b (virtual cursor active)
   • f (virtual cursor active)
   • Tab (virtual cursor active)
   • Down Arrow then Down Arrow (virtual cursor active)
   • Tab (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

b (virtual cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

f (virtual cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Tab (virtual cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Down Arrow then Down Arrow (virtual cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Tab (PC cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that expands the first disclosure and sets focus on the 'Overview' link.
3. With focus on the 'Overview' link, close the dropdown. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • Escape (virtual cursor active)
   • Escape (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

Escape (virtual cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Escape (PC cursor active): 3 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

JAWS

Instructions

1. Configure JAWS with default settings. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
2. Activate the "Open test page" button, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that expands the first disclosure and sets focus on the 'Overview' link.
3. With focus on the 'Overview' link, activate the link. Do this with each of the following commands or command sequences. If any settings are specified in parentheses, ensure the settings are active before executing the command or command sequence.
   • Space (virtual cursor active)
   • Enter (virtual cursor active)
   • Enter (PC cursor active)

To perform a task with virtual cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the PC cursor is active, press Escape to activate the virtual cursor.

To perform a task with PC cursor active:

1. Press Alt+Delete to determine which cursor is active.
2. If the virtual cursor is active, press Insert+z to disable the virtual cursor.

Space (virtual cursor active): 2 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Enter (virtual cursor active): 2 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions

Enter (PC cursor active): 2 MUST, 0 SHOULD, AND 0 MAY assertions