Style change respected#

Test Type Performed#

User style changes respected (critical).

Artifact Evaluated#

Annotations: which include titles, axes labels, legends and their labels, colorbar, span (i.e, line), text, and arrows.

Results Summary#

Annotations do not respect a user’s custom styling changes when trying to use a high contrast setting, except the hover tooltip. See “Notes” section at the end.

Expected Behavior (Pass/Fail)#

  • FAIL - Styling changed by the user must be respected. Chart must not interfere with or override styling changes made by the user (such as importing a custom style sheet for use in an HTML application or web site).

Image or Video of Failure#

A line chart is shown. A high contrast filter has been implemented, and the web browser background is black with yellow font. However, the chart space retains it's default color scheme - the contrast change was not applied (fails). Only the hover tooltip has respected the contrast change.

A line chart is shown. A high contrast filter has been implemented, and the web browser background is black with yellow font. However, the chart space retains it’s default color scheme - the contrast change was not applied (fails). Only the hover tooltip has respected the contrast change.#

Steps to Reproduce#

Using Windows contrast themes, choose Night Sky (high contrast) option and apply.

Guidelines and Standards Used#

User style change not respected (critical) https://chartability.github.io/POUR-CAF/#**userstylechangenotrespected_**critical_

Known or Documented Issues#

See “Plot tools: User style change not respected (critical)” evidence forms.

Technical Details#

  • Chrome Version 130.0.6723.59 (64-bit)

  • Windows 11 Build 22631.4317

Updated as of: October 22nd, 2024

Notes#

This test is somewhat of an umbrella of all the tests that come after. First, we test: text styling, zoom assistive tech, and contrast options. If any of those separate tests fail, then this test fails.