Product Flashcards

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Newest Accessibility Standards

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WCAG 3.0
As of the writing of this article, WCAG 3.0 is out as a Working Draft. This means AGWG (Accessibility Guidelines Working Group) is satisfied that the draft is ready for public feedback.
WGAC 2.0 finalized in 2008. That’s just one year after Apple released the original iPhone. Obviously, technology has made great leaps since then, which includes web technologies as well as assistive technologies.

Vision and Visual
Hearing and Auditory
Sensory Intersections
Mobility
Motor
Physical and Sensory Intersections
Speech
Attention
Language and Literacy
Learning
Memory
Executive
Mental Health
Cognitive and Sensory Intersections
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NPS

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Net Promoter Score
“How likely are you to recommend [BRAND] to a friend or colleague?”
https://uxdesign.cc/this-popular-business-metric-is-hurting-you-55ed535e9a59

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Sticky Element

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A sticky element is anything that stays in a fixed position within the browser viewport as someone scrolls down a page.

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Failure

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Deviation identified by end-user while using system.

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Defect

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Defect

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Error

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Any incorrect human action that produces a problem in the system

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STUBS

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A program which acts as a dummy module for top down testing

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Clusters

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Bottom-most modules or units that are being merged and tested. If the main module is not available, a Driver (program) is used instead.

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Levels of Testing Hierarchy

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Unit Testing
Component Testing
System Testing
System Integration Testing
User Acceptance Testing
Production
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What is OAuth?

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OAuth is an open-standard approval convention or system that describes how inconsequential servers and services can securely enable authenticated access to their assets without really sharing the underlying, related, single login accreditation. OAuth acts as an intermediary on behalf of the end-user, providing services with an access token that authorizes specific account information to be shared.

OAuth is a great property/feature for an API as it provides superior usability for the application developers and other users. Courtesy of the OAuth application users like Xero users are able to interface one application to another via some integration services through authenticating themselves and expressly granting service access to an application.

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Hot Fix

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Software patch to temporarily fix a bug in a product

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Backlinking

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Example: Blog post that links back to the website

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How to configure an error page

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AWS settings have a set your error page

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How did Insight.com domain get onto RF prod?

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Dev ops support - tells AWS to point it to prod

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What’s something to keep in mind when creating patterns?

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Don’t make parts that can’t be flipped upside-down

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16
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PO

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Placement Only

17
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What is the meta character set that should always be included in the “head” element?

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utf-8

< meta charset=”utf-8 >

18
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The head element is the only place to put these three elements?

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Title
Meta charset
Style

19
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Which two elements does an “img” element have to have?

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src

alt