NZ Govt Reflow Loserboard

The New Zealand Government automatically tests for WCAG 2.2 Success Criterion 1.4.10 Reflow compliance on all its public-facing websites using the Centralised Web Accessibility Checker (CWAC) monitoring programme. I have created the following loserboard from this data. Data will be updated quarterly.

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Reflow testing methodology:

• WCAG 2.2 SC 1.4.10 Testing: CWAC tests each page at 320px viewport width to check that content can be presented without requiring scrolling in two dimensions.
• Impact on users: Reflow failures make it much more difficult to understand text for users who use high zoom levels i.e. 400%. This is because pages that fail Reflow generally require the user to scroll side-to-side as well as vertically to read the text.

Tips:

• Share filtered results — search for something, then copy the URL from your address bar and share the reflow compliance data

Limitations:

• Indicative Results — Test results are indicative only and require manual verification for definitive WCAG conformance. This test is a reasonably reliable way to detect pages that fail WCAG SC 1.4.10, but it does not prove compliance or non-compliance.

Licence of source data

Note: this applies to the raw source data only, not the presentation of the data on this page.

• Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
• Source: Centralised Web Accessibility Checker (CWAC) monitoring programme
• Author: Department of Internal Affairs | NZ Government Web Standards Team
• Modifications: This page is generated through data analysis, and presentation of the raw source data.

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