[nfbcs] HPQC accessibility question

[Steve Jacobson]

Susie,

I played with HPQC on my job and found it to be difficult to use.  I did not determine, though, if it was 
completely inaccessible or not before it turned out I didn't need to use it.  Some of the other HP stuff I've 
tried is hard to use but can work but they tend to use a lot of the modern browser techniques.  

However, I would urge you to try to get some sort of contact with HP on this.  Since you are working for the 
Federal government, there is a pretty clear requirement that their product should be accessible, and it always 
seemed to me that there was nothing in their product that couldn't be made accessible without a littlw work.  
Also, there have been new versions since I tried it and they could be better.  Be aware of the fact that some of 
these modern web-based applications sometimes work better with the Window-Eyes Browse Mode or the JFW Virtual 
Cursur turned off.  One has to experiment.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

On Wed, 23 Apr 2014 16:40:06 +0000, Stanzel, Susan - FSA, Kansas City, MO wrote:

>Good morning Listers,

>I might need to use a system called HPQC which stands for Hulett Packard Quality Center. It keeps track of issues 
found in a testing situation. I believe it is not accessible. It is not on my machine so I can't try it out. Do 
any of you have experience with this system?

>Susie Stanzel




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