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17	17	{{include document="design:Improvements.Keywords"/}}
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19		-== Issues Labels ==
	19	+=== Issues Labels ===
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21	21	You can contribute and help us [[report>>Community.Contributing#HTesting]] issues within XWiki. There are several tags that can be added to a [[JIRA>>http://jira.xwiki.org/]] issue in order to mark it important from an user experience point of view: ##ux##, ##usability##, ##consistency##, ##standard##, ##accessibility##.
22	22	Initially these issues were marked using the '##keywords##' field, but now this field is deprecated in favor of '##Labels##' field.
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36	36	* **Accessibility** means that people with disabilities can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with websites and tools, and that they can contribute equally without barriers
37	37	** {{warning}}Label: [[**'##accessibility##'**>>http://jira.xwiki.org/issues/?jql=labels%20%3D%20accessibility%20]] - are there accessibility problems users are facing while using the product? {{/warning}}
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39		-== Topics Definition ==
	39	+=== Topics Definition ===
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41		-* User experience answers the question, “Did the user have as delightful an experience as possible?”
42		-* Usability answers the question, “Can the user accomplish their goal?” with effectiveness and efficiency
	41	+* //User Experience// answers the question, “Did the user have as delightful an experience as possible?”
	42	+* //Usability// answers the question, “Can the user accomplish their goal?” with effectiveness and efficiency
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44	44	//User Experience// encapsulates all the other subtopics, but being very broad is also very hard to define it and quantify it by appropriate marking the JIRA issues. That's why 'ux' label is //not recommended// and is more specifically defined by the 'usability' label.
45	45	//Usability// is a subset of the overall User Experience, while //Accessibility// and //Consistency// (//Standard// is related to Consistency) are subsets of Usability. When labelling an issue choose the most specific topic.
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47		-=== Defining an '##usability##' issue ===
	47	+==== Defining an 'usability' issue ====
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49	49	* Usability issues refer exclusively to interface/front-end issues, since only these issues affect the end-user directly.
50	50	* The generic definition of an usability issue is if it is preventing the user from completing a task. This means the functionality is not usable and thus useless.