Developer Testing
Apex Build:
Activity | Date Tested | Notes |
Web Style Standards and Interface Design | 06/05/2013 | As these APEX forms are to be considered as simply an extension of an existing application and are not public-facing, I am satisfied that the page design is something that should be considered adequate, pending any end-user feedback or suggestions. |
06/05/2013 | APEX emits very compliant code that is accessible on both Firefox and IE.I am confident that the pages will render and function correctly in any modern standards-compliant browser on any platform. As such, Browser Standards Compliance should be considered as being met at this stage. | |
06/05/2013 | There is not a specific request for Accessibility issues to be considered in this APEX forms implementation. However, it is possible to include these at a future date should they ever be requested. JavaScript is a requirement for this APEX implementation and it will not function without it being enabled on the client browser. I refer to paragraph 2, section 2.1 of the Accessibility Guidelines: 2. Scope 2.1 These standards relate to all public facing ed.ac.uk websites As this is not in any way a public-facing interface, accessibility should be viewed as having been met. |