4 CONCEPTS / ONE SHOPPING TASK

Accessible choices, forms and dialogs

Let shoppers complete the same tasks using keyboard, touch and display preferences.

Choose patterns by need

Use native controls and clear names. Test the entire task; one ARIA attribute or large button proves no certification.

Observe whether shoppers can select variants, correct errors and return from a dialog without assistance.

Opening should move focus into the dialog; closing should return shoppers to a meaningful control.

3 test tasks

Associate labels and errors with fields. Provide a summary linking to errors and retain valid information.

3 test tasks

Respect reduced motion for scrolling and nonessential transitions. Shoppers should still perceive state changes.

3 test tasks

Give small choices sufficient hit area and spacing. A visible swatch may be small while its button is larger.

3 test tasks

Hidden focus, keyboard traps, unexplained errors and controls covering content when zoomed.