mCurrentValue++; return true; } } Procedure Expected Results Activate the app with speech The following checks are true: output After activating the object, element, Activate a feature or page which or control that causes content contains content changes changes on screen Verify that the new content is Speech output announces the announced user of the change Navigate away from the object, New content is indicated by element, or control and back speech output Verify that new content is Content updates are visually announced by speech output discernible software Verify that the content updates are discernible visually Updating, media, or animated content MUST have a pause, stop or hide control (Design & Development) All content that moves, updates, scrolls, or blinks must be able to be stopped, hidden, or paused to allow users to review the content before it changes. Alternatively they must stop after three cycles. This can be an issue for users of speech output software or users with cognitive disabilities who may not be able to read the content before it changes. Decorative updating content is also applicable as it can be a distraction. An exception can be made for however, games must either be directly accessible or provide an alternative ads that play before a multimedia clip or multimedia that without any other surrounding content
mCurrentValue++; return true; } } Procedure Expected Results Activate the app with speech output Activate a feature or page which contains content changes Verify that the new content is announced Navigate away from the object, element, or control and back Verify that new content is announced by speech output software Verify that the content updates are discernible visually The following checks are true: After activating the object, element, or control that causes content changes on screen Speech output announces the user of the change New content is indicated by speech output Content updates are visually discernible Updating, media, or animated content MUST have a pause, stop or hide control (Design & Development) All content that moves, updates, scrolls, or blinks must be able to be stopped, hidden, or paused to allow users to review the content before it changes. Alternatively they must stop after three cycles. This can be an issue for users of speech output software or users with cognitive disabilities who may not be able to read the content before it changes. Decorative updating content is also applicable as it can be a distraction. An exception can be made for however, games must either be directly accessible or provide an alternative ads that play before a multimedia clip or multimedia that without any other surrounding content
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