source: trunk/quest-core-usability/src/main/resources/defectDescriptions_en.xml @ 894

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<defectDescriptions
  xmlns="http://quest"
  xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
  xsi:schemaLocation="http://quest defectDescriptions.xsd">
  
  <defectDescription defectId="TEXT_FIELD_INPUT_RATIO">
    <textFragment>
      The ratio of interactions that enter text into text fields is relatively high in comparison
      with the other user interactions (
    </textFragment>
    <parameterFragment parameterName="textInputRatio" />
    <textFragment>
      ). This should be reduced. As an example, entering data can also be done using check boxes
      or combo boxes in the case predefined values must be entered.
    </textFragment>
  </defectDescription>
  
  <defectDescription defectId="TEXT_FIELD_INPUT_REPETITIONS">
    <textFragment>
      Several interactions that enter text into text fields repeat tokens such as words or
      specific signs (
    </textFragment>
    <parameterFragment parameterName="textRepetitionRatio" />
    <textFragment>
      ). This is an indicator that the same data must be entered several times. This could be
      better supported by using e.g. automatic filling of input fields, provision of combo
      boxes or lists prefilled with data that was already entered previously. 
    </textFragment>
  </defectDescription>
  
  <defectDescription defectId="TEXT_FIELD_NO_LETTER_OR_DIGIT_RATIO">
    <textFragment>
      Much of the text entered into text fields contains signs other than letters or digits (
    </textFragment>
    <parameterFragment parameterName="noLetterOrDigitRatio" />
    <textFragment>
      ). This is an indicator that the entered data has to follow a specific syntax. This should
      be supported by syntax checking, auto completion or even providing the text fields in a way
      that does not require the entering of special signs as they are already included at the right
      positions.
    </textFragment>
  </defectDescription>
</defectDescriptions>