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Why is the text in the PDF along the left and bottom edge of each page blurry?

The 'Individual goods' screen is missing screen name heading.

When I go to an individual country from the goods screen, it does not tell me what the previous screen I came from.

Why does ‘Goods’ text appear next to the item type in the navigation on the individual goods screen for the iOS version, but not on Android version?

When going to “Beans (green, soy, yellow)’ individual goods screen and changing the ‘Exploitation Type’ to ‘Child Labor’ it still shows the country of ‘Burma’ even though it is not one of the types of exploited labor for it. Not sure if this good should have all three types of exploited labor but only two of them are shown on the screen. If you go to the ‘Beef’ screen and chose ‘Forced Labor’ then the one and only country of ‘Brazil’ goes away as expected.

TalkBack is not reading any content on this screen except the back button and country name. The rest of the content seems to be a scanned PDF since nothing is read, but it could be that application was not set up to read PDFs.

After reading what should be the heading screen TalkBack reads the first good after the section heading (needs to be heading) and then the section heading followed by the next country. Same thing happens with the other sections too and the same for other sections on the screen. Not sure why the content is being read out of order when it should be read from top to bottom then left to right.

The problem is for all the different tabs on this screen (A –Z and By Sector).

When using TalkBack to read the screen, it read the tab order incorrectly. It first read:

• All
• Forced Child Labor
• Forced Labor
• Child Labor

TalkBack should have read the tabs in the following order:

• All
• Child Labor
• Forced Labor
• Forced Child Labor

Missing heading for screen name (Statistics) and where it says ‘Children’. Doing this makes it easier for screen reader user to navigate the screen.

TalkBack does not read the links as a link on this screen. Not sure if the little bell sounds is what is supposed to tell a person that certain text is a link.

The screen is missing headings that make navigating screen difficult for those using TalkBack (screen reader).

The problem is for all the different tabs on this screen (A –Z and By Sector).

Country flags and text are small and difficult to read.

TalkBack reads ‘Exploitation Type’, then ‘Produced with exploitative labor in “XX” countries’, then the drop down list of exploitation types. Not sure why talkback keeps reading items out of order.

XX = countries that have exploited children for that good.

Why is the country name missing from the Android version, but there for the iOS version of the application?

The 'Country List' screen is missing headings that make navigating screen difficult for those using TalkBack (screen reader).

The problem is for all the different tabs on this screen (A –Z, By Level, and By Region).

Why does the application move the focus to the top of the screen after updating the list of countries for a particular type of exploited labor for the good screen there are on? TalkBack should start where the screen tells them how many countries are on the screen and then move to the list of countries if there are any to be read.

While reading this screen TalkBack reads the text of the first item of the bulleted list then the number and finally the text again. Never once mentioning it is a bulleted list.

TalkBack does not notify the user that the different goods are a link/button to another screen/content in the application.

When leaving the different information screens the application goes back to the main screen and I have to activate the ‘More Information” sections options again. Why not make a separate screen like there is on the iOS application to make it easier to use if a person is attempting to look at all this content?

When attempting to scroll through the list of items for an individual country if you happen to use one finger on a country that doesn’t have many exploitation types the screen switches to the next type listed at the top of the page. With the iOS version of the application, a person needs to tap the type at the top of the screen that you can do for Android too.

All the screens under the 'More Information' section are missing a heading at the top of the page and not read as such by TalkBack.

Why is the text in the PDF along the left and bottom edge of each page blurry?

The text on the Samsung – Galaxy Tab S – version 5.0.2 it is too small. I’m afraid when people look at the application on a phone the text will look even smaller and people won’t be able to read it.

Why are the types of goods not buttons so someone using TalkBack would know to tap them to get more detail about the exploited goods

Why are the flags for “Montserrat”, “West Bank and the Gaza Strip”, and “Western Sahara”, missing before the countries name?

It's difficult to tell that there are three tabs on the Android application because of poor color contrast and no outline like on the iOS application.

TalkBack does not read the ‘API’ or ‘www.dol.gov.ilab’ links as a link.

Also TalkBack does not read ‘[email protected] as a link so a person can send an e-mail to them.

Not sure if the little bell sounds is what is supposed to tell a person that certain text is a link.

Need more color contrast for the way countries are broken up.

The 'Individual goods' screen is missing headings for each section so TalkBack user can tell where they are and use them to navigate the screen.

Why are there no headings on the ‘Methodology’ screen?

Why when updating ‘Exploitation Type’ list does application not notify the user of TalkBack that the screen has been updated with different goods/more or fewer goods on the list?

When TalkBack read the list if exploited labor goods it stopped before reading the entire list. I was on the Brazil screen that has 16 exploited goods, and it read the first nine and not the rest of the list. If I manually swipe my way through the list, TalkBack will read all the goods.

Why is there no heading on this page? I would expect the text “Sweat & Toil’ to be a heading so people using TalkBack can it to navigate the page with.

Missing heading/title telling a person using TalkBack what screen they are on.

The problem is for all the different tabs on this screen (A –Z and By Sector).

Why when going to “Introduction” and other screens do I have to tap the ‘left arrow’ and not the ‘left arrow and the text’ at the top of the page to return to the previous page?

Why is the section text say “Policies” in Android application and “Government Policies” in the iPad version? Doing this could be an issue for those using both the iOS and Android applications

Missing heading for screen name (International Conventions) and where it says ‘Ratifications'. Doing this makes it easier for screen reader user to navigate the screen.

TalkBack did not read all the goods in the scrollable list to the right of the country name. An example would be ‘India’ were it read the first fourteen or so goods and not the last eight or so goods. TalkBack needs to be able to read all the items in a list of goods for a given country no matter how many there are.

Missing heading at top of the screen telling a person using TalkBack what screen they are on.

The problem is for all the different tabs on this screen (A –Z, By Level, and By Region).

Perform quality assurance, security assessment, and accessibility assessments for the Beta Version. Findings should be placed as new issues within this repository.

@jfc3-dol @nmangu

Why is there a title/label text of ‘Exploitation Type’ on Android application, but not on the iOS application?

After reading what should be the heading, screen TalkBack reads the first country after the letter ‘A’ and then the letter ‘A’ followed by the next country. Same thing happens with the letter ‘B’ too, and I’m assuming the same for other sections on the screen. A similar thing happens for the ‘By Level’ and ‘By region’ screen where TalkBack reads first country then the section title (should be a heading) and then the next country.

The problem is for all the different tabs on this screen (A –Z, By Level, and By Region).

While attempting to read the ‘Introduction’, ‘Reports Fact Sheet’, ‘OCFT fact Sheet’, and ‘Programs Fact Sheet’ Screens with TalkBack the only thing read was the ‘back button” and the word screen name. Talkback never read any of the other content, which I’m guessing is a PDF.

Why is the PDF tab in the Android application called “Full Report” and on the iPad called “Report PDF”? Doing this could be an issue for those using both the iOS and Android applications.

Having to open the ‘Information list’ every time to get to another item is annoying from a usability perspective.

It's hard to tell that there are three tabs on the Android application because of poor color contrast and no outline like on the iOS application.

Why are there no headings on the ‘About This App’ screen? They were on the iOS application and I thought content was the same for this screen.

\Why does the Android application show more the country write-up text than the iPad? They both show five lines of text but it much more on the Galaxy Tab S.

The color contrast between items (country names, goods, etc.) is hard to read because of poor color contrast. Which refers to the lines between items or countries, along with the text for each one.

TalkBack continued to read the rest to the detail text on the page even though it was not visible.