Testing task: Navigate out of the start of a radio group

With NVDA in focus mode on mode, describe how NVDA behaves when performing task "Starting at the 'Regular crust' radio button, navigate to the 'Navigate forwards from here' link."

Test instructions

  1. Restore default settings for NVDA. For help, read Configuring Screen Readers for Testing.
  2. Activate the "Open test page" button below, which opens the example to test in a new window and runs a script that sets focus on the first radio button.
  3. Press Insert+Space. If NVDA made the browse mode sound, press Insert+Space again to turn focus mode back on.
  4. Starting at the 'Regular crust' radio button, navigate to the 'Navigate forwards from here' link.
  5. Using the following commands, Starting at the 'Regular crust' radio button, navigate to the 'Navigate forwards from here' link.
    • Shift+k (browse mode on)
    • Up Arrow (browse mode on)
    • Shift+Tab (browse mode on)
    • Shift+Tab (focus mode on)

Success Criteria

To pass this test, NVDA needs to meet all the following assertions when each specified command is executed:

  1. Role 'link' is conveyed
  2. Name of the link, 'Navigate forwards from here', is conveyed
  3. Group boundary is conveyed

Record Results

Navigate out of the start of a radio group

After 'Shift+k' (browse mode on)

Which statements are true about the response to Shift+k (browse mode on)?
Were there additional undesirable behaviors?(required)
Undesirable behaviors

After 'Up Arrow' (browse mode on)

Which statements are true about the response to Up Arrow (browse mode on)?
Were there additional undesirable behaviors?(required)
Undesirable behaviors

After 'Shift+Tab' (browse mode on)

Which statements are true about the response to Shift+Tab (browse mode on)?
Were there additional undesirable behaviors?(required)
Undesirable behaviors

After 'Shift+Tab' (focus mode on)

Which statements are true about the response to Shift+Tab (focus mode on)?
Were there additional undesirable behaviors?(required)
Undesirable behaviors