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The purpose of doing a UX review is to ensure the end user experience matches the design intent. This can catch edge cases or unintended behaviors (particularly, micro-interactions) that were not considered or noticed previously.

A UX review is performed once development is done, and is completed within the Development environment after pull requests are merged. A UX review involves:

  • checking entry and exit points to/from the screens associated to a user story

  • reviewing the screens, task flow and associated business rules

  • reviewing error and validation scenarios

  • reviewing French translations for consistency, plain language & display issues (primarily due to length/wrapping)

  • cross-browser testing to ensure consistent rendering across browsers

    • Chrome

    • Safari (if possible)

    • Firefox

    • IE Edge

  • cross-device testing to review all responsive design elements render properly

    • Phone

      • Small (>= 768px to < 992px)

      • X-Small (< 768px)

    • Tablet

      • Small (>= 768px to < 992px)

      • Medium (>= 992px)

  • reviewing all pages for accessibility and WCAG A/AA compliance

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