Reply to myself, we had a pending action:
"ask TheMuso <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TheMuso> to put together a list of
tests worth focusing on for accessibility"
I didn't get a reply from Luke but here as the basic things to test:
- boot the liveCD, enable screen reader, check that it's working in GTK3
applications (ubiquity, rhythmbox, gedit, shotwell, ...)
- install, reboot, log into the session, check those are still working
- watch for any performance or stability bug that lead to errors in a11y
components
I don't have really specific items and I'm still trying to get details
from luck but the key points are to check out the fact that
accessibility is indeed working and to watch for issues that might be
created by it being one (like errors.ubuntu.com issues pointed to at-spi
or atk components)
Sebastien Bacher
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