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Run Test: HTML role attribute tests for Voice Control

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This tests if Voice Control software uses roles to determine if an element is actionable.

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Step 1: What are you testing with?

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Make sure everything is up to date

Always make sure that your OS, Browser, and Assistive technology are up to date with the latest production versions before submitting test results. Also make sure that your assistive technology is set to factory defaults.

Please be sure to read the full instructions before completing the test.

Step 2: Run test cases and submit your findings

  1. Launch the chosen assistive technology that you want to test with.
  2. Ensure that your OS, AT, and Browser are all up to date.
  3. Navigate to the test page iframe (after these instructions) or open the test page.
  4. For each test case, locate the target element(s) and test whether or not the expectations are met

Note: Screen readers will usually announce an element in the format: "<role>, <accessible name>, <other states and properties>, <accessible description>". The order in which the name, role, and properties are announced might differ between screen readers. The exact vocabulary used will also differ.

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