1 · Login, Signup and Other Forms
This covers all aspects of registering with a service or site, then returning to sign-in and finally to work with forms. Those who use screen readers and keyboard access need to be able to reach the forms and exit to the rest of the site. Good labelling enables users to understand the type of content required. Users should be able to perceive error alerts if form submission fails. Forms should also work effectively when using alternative input devices, including touch screens.
Outcomes and Scores
This test has 5 possible outcomes.
| Outcome | Score |
|---|---|
| No CAPTCHA. Simple, accessible forms with labels being programmatically associated with form fields e.g. 'username (email)' form fields have valid and meaningful autocomplete attribute | 100% |
| CAPTCHA alternative offered, no time limits, some accessible forms but labels may be misleading and feedback limited. | 67% |
| Keyboard accessible forms but labels not programmatically associated with form fields, has time limit and CAPTCHA alternative poorly delivered. | 33% |
| Fails screen reader and keyboard access, times out, no feedback or alternatives. Modal window can't be reached or exited. Incorrect autofill attribute values. | 0% |
| Not applicable | N/A |
Disabilities
The results of this test are taken into account when calculating accessibility scores for the following disabilities.
Techniques
The following techniques may come in handy when running this test.