A document with a meta element causes an automatical redirect to another page after 4 seconds, without giving the user the opportunity to deactivate or modify the redirect / timeout. Client-side redirect after a timeout Christophe.Strobbe@esat.kuleuven.be en Copyright BenToWeb 2004-2007 2005-09-30 accepted for end user evaluation The meta element

This test case is intended to fail because the content contains no mechanism to to stop the automatic redirect.

 enduser

Note : it is possible that you are not able to perform the requested action.

Were you able to stop the automatic redirecting to another page ?

If yes, how did you do it ?

 4 30 blindness

Note : it is possible that you are not able to perform the requested action.

Were you able to stop the automatic redirecting to another page ?

If yes, how did you do it ?

 4 30 blindness low vision

Note : it is possible that you are not able to perform the requested action.

Were you able to stop the automatic redirecting to another page ?

If yes, how did you do it ?

 4 30 low vision

Note : it is possible that you are not able to perform the requested action.

Were you able to stop the automatic redirecting to another page ?

If yes, how did you do it ?

 4 30 blindness intellectual disability dyslexia low vision

Note : it is possible that you are not able to perform the requested action.

Were you able to stop the automatic redirecting to another page ?

If yes, how did you do it ?

 4 30 intellectual disability dyslexia

The page auto-recirects to another page before the user has the opportunity to read all the content..