Online Banking Application
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Online Banking Application
Activity Description (from DoW)
Quoted from the DoW:
A303.3: Auto-configuration of accessibility features of websites and web applications (HDM)
The objective of this task is to explore how our standard “auto-configuration from profile” (ACfP) mechanisms can work with a web application for online banking. The online banking application will include the core functionality of a real online banking service modelled off of existing online banks. However, the back-end will consist of a server simulating a banking service. It will allow us to explore and demonstrate Cloud4All's more advanced automatic adaptation capabilities, showing the usefulness of a hybrid layered application of preferences on 3 layers:
- Operating system (e.g. by launching an onscreen keyboard, or a screen reader)
- Web browser (e.g. by changing the font size displayed in the browser)
- Alternate interfaces at the web application. This will include two types
- Web application interface changes (e.g. by changing colours, or replacing labels)
- Choice of web application UI (e.g. load simple UI app vs. full-featured UI app)
Use Cases
Use case descriptions include activities of the content author, of third-party authors and of the end user.
Design Goals/Requirements
- Make it easy for the content author (write instructions).
- Runnable without third-party resources.
- Make it easy for third-party authors (write instructions).
- Third-party authors don't need to touch the content author's web page.
- Third-party authors upload supplemental resources to some kind of resource server (e.g. res.openurc.org).
- Integration in any kind of Content Management System.
- Integration in UI Options Panel.
- Third-party resources must not distort the web page.
- Aim to align with existing standards, e.g. URC and WAI-ARIA.
(Proof-of-Concept) Implementations
- Transaction form with sign language extensions
- Resource description properties for sign language videos
- Text material for sign language online banking videos
- Report on innovation project online banking (Lisa Mayer and Simone Mack)
- Further improvements