Results for Obsidian Portal

Web 2.0 Service
Test Average: 76%
Updated 18 December 2009

Description

Site for managing and running table-top role-playing games (RPG's) This is where those playing become fictional characters and can develop strategies that relate to an interactive story where the participants are challenged, fail or succeed according to the rules of the game. More information is available on wikipedia. The game Sryth is, according to one player, accessible to screen reader users.

Accessibility Testing Results

Obsidian Portal is extremely easy to use, with the exception of the Dice-roller window requiring the user to scroll through the entirety of the page to access. The site has high-contrast white text on black for most parts and is laid out in a logical and sensible manner. However, the media player used for the video example is only keyboard accessible in some browsers. Finally, if javascript is removed, some of the helpful features disappear.

# Test Score Summary
1Login, Signup and Other Forms Accessible Fair Forms labelled well, but use of OpenID drop down menu prevents keyboard access to non-OpenID input, and must be navigated through in reverse. No alternative provided for CAPTCHA text.
2Image ALT Attributes Good Users are given the option to add alt text to images, though not everyone takes this up. All website images provide Alt-text
3Link Target Definitions Good Most links are appropriate, some are potentially cryptic e.g. '2d6' is the text provided as a link to dice-roll function window
4Frame Titles and Layout Excellent No frames are used in the design of this site
5Removal of Stylesheet Excellent Document structure is fine with CSS removed
6Audio/Video Features Excellent No option to add video/audio, save by linking embedding Youtube files etc., A video is used to describe the service and the player may be inaccessible in some browsers.
7Video/animations - audio descriptions Excellent Text only service although a video is used to provide an overview of the service
8Appropriate use of Tables Excellent Site does not use tables
9Tab Orderings Correct and Logical Good Tabbing to pop-up 'dice rolling' window requires tabbing throughout the entire rest of the site first.
10Page Functionality with Keyboard Fair Page is fully navigable within Google Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer.
11Accessibility of Text Editors Fair Tab into the editor, and out of, but not back. Access to toolbar provided, some slight problem with highlighting function of accessibar.
12Appropriate Feedback with Forms Good Some text feedback, fails to differentiate between username/password problems on login
13Contrast and Colour Check Excellent SIte text is always black on white or vice versa. 12/13pt font used throughout.
14Page Integrity when Zooming Excellent Website maintains layout even at maximum levels of zoom
15Text size, style, blinking elements and Readability Good Serif font used throughout, text is good size and layout of text is reasonable

Disability-Tailored Results

The following table shows how well the product performs for people with disabilities, as listed in the Disabilities section.

Percentages do not indicate how much of a site is accessible. They indicate the average figure of test results relevant to each disability. Select a disability to see which tests are relevant to it.

Disability Average Score
Colour Deficiencies89%
Visual Stress89%
Specific Learning Differences (including Dyslexia)87%
Deaf/Hard of Hearing78%
Partially Sighted and Visual Acuity75%
Cognitive Learning Disabilities72%
Blind and Severe Visual Impairments72%
Dexterity/Mobility42%

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