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+# JetBrains IDEs Smoke Testing Plan
+
+## Objective
+
+To ensure NVDA functions correctly with JetBrains IDEs (IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio, PyCharm, WebStorm, etc.) across typical developer workflows.
+This plan focuses on basic navigation, project operations, editor accessibility, and common IDE features.
+JetBrains IDEs are based on the IntelliJ Platform, which is written in Java and smoke testing can reveal issues with the framework and Java applications more broadly.
+
+## Areas Covered
+
+* Application launch and window navigation
+* Project operations
+* Editor accessibility
+* Search and navigation
+* Debugging
+* Version control
+* Settings and plugins
+
+## 1. Application Launch and Window Navigation
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Launch the JetBrains IDE
+1. Verify NVDA announces the IDE window title
+1. Use `alt+1` to focus the Project tool window
+1. Use `alt+2` to focus the Favorites tool window
+1. Use `alt+3` to focus the Find tool window
+1. Use `alt+4` to focus the Run tool window
+1. Use `alt+5` to focus the Debug tool window
+1. Use `alt+6` to focus the TODO tool window
+1. Use `alt+7` to focus the Structure tool window
+1. Use `alt+8` to focus the Services tool window
+1. Use `alt+9` to focus the Version Control tool window
+1. Use `ctrl+tab` to switch between open files/tabs
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces window title and major UI regions
+* Navigation between tool windows and tabs is clear and consistent
+
+## 2. Project Operations
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+n` to create a new project
+1. Use `ctrl+o` to open an existing project
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+o` to open a project from version control
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+s` to save all files
+1. Use `ctrl+s` to save the current file
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+a` to add a new file to the project
+1. Use `delete` to remove a file from the project
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces project dialogs, project structure, and file actions
+* Project operations are accessible and confirmed by speech
+
+## 3. Editor Accessibility
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Type and navigate code in the editor using arrow keys
+1. Use `ctrl+home` and `ctrl+end` to jump to start/end of file
+1. Use `ctrl+f` to open the find dialog and search for text
+1. Use `ctrl+r` to open the replace dialog
+1. Use `ctrl+z` and `ctrl+y` to undo/redo
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+space` for parameter info
+1. Use `ctrl+space` for code completion
+1. Use `ctrl+b` to go to declaration or usage
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+b` to go to type declaration
+1. Use `ctrl+u` to go to super method
+1. Use `ctrl+alt+leftArrow` and `ctrl+alt+rightArrow` to navigate back and forward
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces line numbers, code, and search results
+* Editing, navigation, and code assistance features are accessible
+
+## 4. Search and Navigation
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `ctrl+f` to search within the current file
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+f` to search across the project
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+n` to find any file, class, or symbol
+1. Use `ctrl+n` to find a class
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+n` to find a file
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+alt+n` to find a symbol
+1. Use `ctrl+g` to go to a specific line
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+a` to find an action
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces search dialogs, results, and navigation targets
+* All search and navigation features are accessible
+
+## 5. Debugging
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `f9` to toggle a breakpoint
+1. Use `f8` to step over, `f7` to step into, `shift+f8` to step out
+1. Use `f9` to resume program execution
+1. Use `ctrl+f2` to stop debugging
+1. Use `alt+5` to focus the Debug tool window
+1. Use `alt+4` to focus the Run tool window
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+f8` to view breakpoints
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces debugging state, breakpoints, and window focus
+* Stepping, breakpoints, and variable inspection are accessible
+
+## 6. Version Control
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `alt+9` to focus the Version Control tool window
+1. Use `ctrl+k` to commit changes
+1. Use `ctrl+t` to update project from version control
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+k` to push changes
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+a` to find version control actions
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces version control dialogs and actions
+* All version control operations are accessible
+
+## 7. Settings and Plugins
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `ctrl+alt+s` to open Settings/Preferences
+1. Navigate through settings categories using arrow keys
+1. Use `ctrl+alt+s` to open Plugins settings
+1. Use arrow keys to browse available plugins
+1. Use `enter` to install or enable a plugin
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces settings categories and plugin names
+* Settings and plugin management are accessible
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+# Notepad++ Smoke Testing Plan
+
+## Objective
+
+To ensure NVDA functions correctly with Notepad++ across typical user workflows.
+This plan focuses on basic navigation, file operations, editor accessibility, and common text editing tasks.
+Notepad++ is based on Scintilla and smoke testing can reveal issues with the framework.
+
+## Areas Covered
+
+* Application launch and window navigation
+* File operations (open, save, close)
+* Editor accessibility
+* Search and replace
+* Multiple tabs and documents
+* Plugins and settings
+
+## 1. Application Launch and Window Navigation
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Launch Notepad++
+1. Verify NVDA announces the Notepad++ window title
+1. Use `ctrl+tab` to switch between open documents/tabs
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+tab` to switch in reverse order
+1. Use `ctrl+w` to close the current tab
+1. Use `ctrl+n` to create a new document
+1. Use `ctrl+o` to open an existing file
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces window title and major UI regions
+* Navigation between tabs and documents is clear and consistent
+
+## 2. File Operations
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `ctrl+n` to create a new file
+1. Type sample text
+1. Use `ctrl+s` to save, enter a filename, and confirm
+1. Use `ctrl+o` to open an existing file
+1. Use `ctrl+w` to close the current file
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+s` to save as
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+o` to open in another instance
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces file dialogs and file actions
+* File operations are accessible and confirmed by speech
+
+## 3. Editor Accessibility
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Type and navigate text in the editor using arrow keys
+1. Use `ctrl+home` and `ctrl+end` to jump to start/end of file
+1. Use `ctrl+upArrow` and `ctrl+downArrow` to scroll without moving cursor
+1. Use `ctrl+leftArrow` and `ctrl+rightArrow` to move by word
+1. Use `shift+arrowKeys` to select text
+1. Use `ctrl+a` to select all text
+1. Use `ctrl+z` and `ctrl+y` to undo/redo
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces line numbers, text, and cursor position
+* Editing and navigation are accessible
+
+## 4. Search and Replace
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `ctrl+f` to open the find dialog
+1. Enter a search term and use `f3` to find next
+1. Use `shift+f3` to find previous
+1. Use `ctrl+h` to open the replace dialog
+1. Enter search and replace terms
+1. Use `alt+a` to replace all
+1. Use `alt+r` to replace current
+1. Use `ctrl+f3` to find in files
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces search dialogs, results, and replacements
+* All search and replace features are accessible
+
+## 5. Multiple Tabs and Documents
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Open multiple files to create tabs
+1. Use `ctrl+tab` to switch between tabs
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+tab` to switch in reverse order
+1. Use `ctrl+w` to close individual tabs
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+w` to close all tabs
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+t` to reopen closed tab
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+s` to save all files
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces tab names and switching between tabs
+* Multiple document management is accessible
+
+## 6. Plugins and Settings
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `alt+p` to open the Plugins menu
+1. Navigate through available plugins
+1. Use `f7` to access Settings
+1. Navigate through settings categories
+1. Change a simple setting and verify it takes effect
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces plugin names and settings options
+* Plugin management and settings are accessible
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+# Visual Studio Smoke Testing Plan
+
+## Objective
+
+To ensure NVDA functions correctly with Microsoft Visual Studio (not VS Code) across typical developer workflows.
+This plan focuses on basic navigation, solution/project/file operations, code editor accessibility, debugging, and common development tasks.
+Visual Studio is based on WinForms and as such smoke testing can reveal issues with the framework.
+
+## Areas Covered
+
+* Application launch and window navigation
+* Solution, project, and file operations
+* Code editor accessibility
+* Debugging
+* Search and navigation
+* Extensions
+
+## 1. Application Launch and Window Navigation
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Launch Visual Studio
+1. Verify NVDA announces the Visual Studio window title
+1. Use `alt` to access the menu bar
+1. Use `ctrl+tab` to switch between open documents and tool windows
+1. Use `ctrl+alt+l` to focus the Solution Explorer
+1. Use `ctrl+alt+x` to open the Toolbox
+1. Use `ctrl+q` to access Quick Launch
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces window title and major UI regions
+* Navigation between panels and tool windows is clear and consistent
+
+## 2. Solution, Project, and File Operations
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+n` to create a new project
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+o` to open an existing project or solution
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+s` to save all files
+1. Use `ctrl+s` to save the current file
+1. Use `ctrl+f4` to close the current document
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+a` to add a new item to the project
+1. Use `delete` to remove a file from the project
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces file dialogs, project structure, and file actions
+* Solution and project operations are accessible and confirmed by speech
+
+## 3. Code Editor Accessibility
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Type and navigate code in the editor using arrow keys
+1. Use `ctrl+home` and `ctrl+end` to jump to start/end of file
+1. Use `ctrl+f` to open the find dialog and search for text
+1. Use `ctrl+h` to open the replace dialog
+1. Use `ctrl+z` and `ctrl+y` to undo/redo
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+space` for parameter info
+1. Use `ctrl+space` for code completion
+1. Use `f12` to go to definition
+1. Use `shift+f12` to find all references
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces line numbers, code, and search results
+* Editing, navigation, and code assistance features are accessible
+
+## 4. Debugging
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `f5` to start debugging
+1. Use `shift+f5` to stop debugging
+1. Use `f9` to toggle a breakpoint
+1. Use `f10` to step over, `f11` to step into, `shift+f11` to step out
+1. Use `ctrl+alt+w,1` to open the Watch window
+1. Use `ctrl+alt+q` to open the QuickWatch dialog
+1. Use `ctrl+alt+c` to open the Call Stack window
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces debugging state, breakpoints, and window focus
+* Stepping, breakpoints, and variable inspection are accessible
+
+## 5. Search and Navigation
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `ctrl+f` to search within the current file
+1. Use `ctrl+shift+f` to search across the solution
+1. Use `ctrl+comma` to go to any file, symbol, or line
+1. Use `ctrl+minus` and `ctrl+shift+minus` to navigate back and forward
+1. Use `ctrl+g` to go to a specific line
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces search dialogs, results, and navigation targets
+* All search and navigation features are accessible
+
+## 6. Extensions
+
+### Steps
+
+1. Use `ctrl+q` to open Quick Launch, type "extensions"
+1. Use arrow keys to navigate to Extensions and Updates
+1. Use `tab` and arrow keys to browse available extensions
+1. Use `enter` to install or enable an extension
+
+### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces extension names, details, and actions
+* Installing and managing extensions is accessible
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+# LibreOffice Smoke Testing Plan
+
+## Objective
+
+To ensure NVDA functions correctly with LibreOffice applications (Writer, Calc, Impress) across typical user workflows.
+This plan focuses on basic navigation, document interaction, and accessibility of key features.
+
+## Applications Covered
+
+* Writer
+* Calc
+* Impress
+
+---
+
+## Writer Smoke Tests
+
+### 1. Launch and Document Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Launch Writer
+1. Verify NVDA announces the Writer window title
+1. Use `ctrl+n` to create a new document
+1. Use `tab` to move through the toolbar and document area
+1. Use arrow keys to move through the document
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces window title, toolbar, and document area
+* Navigation is smooth and consistent
+
+### 2. Basic Editing and Formatting
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Type sample text
+1. Use `ctrl+b` to bold, `ctrl+i` to italic, `ctrl+u` to underline
+1. Use `ctrl+s` to save, `ctrl+o` to open a document
+1. Use `ctrl+z` and `ctrl+y` to undo/redo
+1. Use `alt+f4` to close
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces formatting changes and file actions
+* Editing and formatting are accessible
+
+### 3. Reviewing and Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Use `f7` for spell check
+1. Use `ctrl+f` to open the find bar
+1. Use `ctrl+g` to go to a page/section
+1. Use `shift+f5` to return to last edit
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* Spell check and navigation features are accessible
+* NVDA announces review results and navigation targets
+
+---
+
+## Calc Smoke Tests
+
+### 1. Launch and Basic Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Launch Calc
+1. Verify NVDA announces the Calc window title
+1. Use `ctrl+n` to create a new spreadsheet
+1. Use arrow keys to move between cells
+1. Use `tab` to move across cells and toolbar
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces window title, toolbar, and cell coordinates
+* Navigation between cells is clear and consistent
+
+### 2. Data Entry and Basic Operations
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Enter data in cells
+1. Use `ctrl+c` to copy, `ctrl+v` to paste, `ctrl+x` to cut
+1. Use `ctrl+z` and `ctrl+y` to undo/redo
+1. Use `ctrl+s` to save, `ctrl+o` to open a spreadsheet
+1. Use `alt+f4` to close
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces data entry and clipboard actions
+* File operations are accessible
+
+### 3. Formulas and Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Enter a formula (e.g., `=sum(a1:a5)`)
+1. Use `f2` to edit a cell
+1. Use `ctrl+arrowKey` to jump to the edge of data regions
+1. Use `ctrl+space` to select a column, `shift+space` to select a row
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces formula entry and cell editing
+* Navigation shortcuts are accessible
+
+---
+
+## Impress Smoke Tests
+
+### 1. Launch and Basic Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Launch Impress
+1. Verify NVDA announces the Impress window title
+1. Use `ctrl+n` to create a new presentation
+1. Use `tab` to move through the toolbar and slide area
+1. Use arrow keys to move between slides and within slide content
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces window title, toolbar, and slide area
+* Navigation is smooth and consistent
+
+### 2. Slide Editing and Presentation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Type sample text on a slide
+1. Use `ctrl+m` to add a new slide
+1. Use `ctrl+s` to save, `ctrl+o` to open a presentation
+1. Use `f5` to start slideshow, `esc` to exit
+1. Use arrow keys to move between slides during slideshow
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces slide content and transitions
+* Editing and presenting are accessible
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+# MS Office Smoke Testing Plan
+
+## Objective
+
+To ensure NVDA functions correctly with Microsoft Office applications (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel) across different UIA settings and typical user workflows.
+This plan focuses on basic navigation, document interaction, and accessibility of key features.
+
+## UIA Settings
+
+For Word/Outlook, and Excel toggle the relevant UIA settings in Advanced Preferences.
+Note: UIA support is evolving; NVDA should work optimally with the default UIA setting.
+
+## Applications Covered
+
+* Outlook
+* Word
+* PowerPoint
+* Excel
+
+---
+
+## Outlook Smoke Tests
+
+### 1. Launch and Basic Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Launch Outlook
+1. Verify NVDA announces the Outlook window title
+1. Use `ctrl+1` to switch to Mail
+1. Use `tab` and arrow keys to navigate the folder pane, message list, and reading pane
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces window title and major panes
+* Navigation between panes is clear and consistent
+
+### 2. Reading and Managing Email
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Use arrow keys to move through the message list
+1. Use `enter` to open a message
+1. Use `tab` to move through message headers and body
+1. Use `ctrl+r` to reply, `ctrl+f` to forward, `delete` to delete
+1. Use `ctrl+n` to create a new message
+1. Compose a message, use `tab` to move between fields, and `ctrl+enter` to send
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces message subjects, senders, and content
+* All message actions are accessible and announced
+* Composing and sending email is accessible
+
+### 3. Calendar and Other Modules
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Use `ctrl+2` to switch to Calendar
+1. Use arrow keys to navigate the calendar
+1. Use `tab` to move between calendar views and appointments
+1. Use `ctrl+g` to go to a date
+1. Use `ctrl+1` to return to Mail
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* Calendar navigation is accessible
+* Appointments and views are announced
+
+---
+
+## Word Smoke Tests
+
+### 1. Launch and Document Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Launch Word
+1. Verify NVDA announces the Word window title
+1. Use `ctrl+n` to create a new document
+1. Use `tab` to move through the ribbon and document area
+1. Use arrow keys to move through the document
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces window title, ribbon, and document area
+* Navigation is smooth and consistent
+
+### 2. Basic Editing and Formatting
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Type sample text
+1. Use `ctrl+b` to bold, `ctrl+i` to italic, `ctrl+u` to underline
+1. Use `ctrl+s` to save, `ctrl+o` to open a document
+1. Use `ctrl+z` and `ctrl+y` to undo/redo
+1. Use `alt+f4` to close
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces formatting changes and file actions
+* Editing and formatting are accessible
+
+### 3. Reviewing and Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Use `f7` for spell check
+1. Use `ctrl+f` to open the navigation pane
+1. Use `ctrl+g` to go to a page/section
+1. Use `shift+f5` to return to last edit
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* Spell check and navigation features are accessible
+* NVDA announces review results and navigation targets
+
+---
+
+## PowerPoint Smoke Tests
+
+### 1. Launch and Basic Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Launch PowerPoint
+1. Verify NVDA announces the PowerPoint window title
+1. Use `ctrl+n` to create a new presentation
+1. Use `tab` to move through the ribbon and slide area
+1. Use arrow keys to move between slides and within slide content
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces window title, ribbon, and slide area
+* Navigation is smooth and consistent
+
+### 2. Slide Editing and Presentation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Type sample text on a slide
+1. Use `ctrl+m` to add a new slide
+1. Use `ctrl+s` to save, `ctrl+o` to open a presentation
+1. Use `f5` to start slideshow, `esc` to exit
+1. Use arrow keys to move between slides during slideshow
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces slide content and transitions
+* Editing and presenting are accessible
+
+---
+
+## Excel Smoke Tests
+
+### 1. Launch and Basic Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Launch Excel
+1. Verify NVDA announces the Excel window title
+1. Use `ctrl+n` to create a new workbook
+1. Use arrow keys to move between cells
+1. Use `tab` to move across cells and ribbon
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces window title, ribbon, and cell coordinates
+* Navigation between cells is clear and consistent
+
+### 2. Data Entry and Basic Operations
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Enter data in cells
+1. Use `ctrl+c` to copy, `ctrl+v` to paste, `ctrl+x` to cut
+1. Use `ctrl+z` and `ctrl+y` to undo/redo
+1. Use `ctrl+s` to save, `ctrl+o` to open a workbook
+1. Use `alt+f4` to close
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces data entry and clipboard actions
+* File operations are accessible
+
+### 3. Formulas and Navigation
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Enter a formula (e.g., `=sum(a1:a5)`)
+1. Use `f2` to edit a cell
+1. Use `ctrl+arrowKey` to jump to the edge of data regions
+1. Use `ctrl+space` to select a column, `shift+space` to select a row
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces formula entry and cell editing
+* Navigation shortcuts are accessible
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+# Web Browser Smoke Testing Plan
+
+## Objective
+
+To ensure NVDA functions correctly with major web browsers across different architectures and versions.
+This testing plan focuses on basic browse mode and focus mode functionality using W3C ARIA Authoring Practices samples as test content.
+
+## Notes
+
+* Test both browse mode (for reading content) and focus mode (for interactive elements).
+* Use W3C ARIA Authoring Practices samples as standardized test content.
+* Consider both 32-bit and 64-bit browser versions where applicable.
+
+## Test Environment Requirements
+
+### Browser Versions to Test
+
+#### Google Chrome
+
+Note: system tests already exist for 64bit Chrome.
+
+* [Download Chrome (Official)](https://www.google.com/chrome/)
+  * Chrome 64-bit (latest stable)
+  * Chrome 32-bit (latest stable, if available)
+  * Chrome Canary 64-bit (for early issue detection)
+
+#### Microsoft Edge
+
+* [Download Edge (Official)](https://www.microsoft.com/edge)
+  * Edge 64-bit (latest stable)
+  * Edge 32-bit (latest stable, if available)
+  * Edge Canary 64-bit (for early issue detection)
+
+#### Mozilla Firefox
+
+* [Download Firefox (Official)](https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/)
+  * Firefox 64-bit (latest stable)
+  * Firefox 32-bit (latest stable, if available)
+  * Firefox Nightly 64-bit (for early issue detection)
+
+### UIA
+
+For Chrome and Edge, toggle each option for use UIA in Chromium in Advanced Preferences.
+Note: UIA support is experimental, NVDA should work optimally with the default UIA setting.
+
+## W3C Test Samples
+
+Use the following W3C ARIA Authoring Practices samples for testing:
+
+### Basic Navigation and Structure
+
+* [Landmarks](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/landmarks/examples/):
+  * [General principles](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/landmarks/examples/general-principles.html)
+  * [Navigation landmarks](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/landmarks/examples/navigation.html)
+  * [Main content landmarks](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/landmarks/examples/main.html)
+  * [Search landmarks](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/landmarks/examples/search.html)
+
+### Interactive Elements
+
+* [Buttons](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/button/examples/)
+* [Links](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/link/examples/)
+* [Forms](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/landmarks/examples/form.html)
+* [Checkboxes](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/checkbox/examples/)
+* [Radio buttons](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/radio/examples/)
+
+### Complex Widgets
+
+* [Combobox](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/combobox/examples/)
+* [Dialog](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/dialog-modal/examples/)
+* [Tabs](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/tabs/examples/)
+* [Accordion](../../../include/w3c-aria-practices/content/patterns/accordion/examples/)
+
+## Test Cases
+
+### 1. Browser Installation and Basic Launch
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Launch the browser
+1. Verify NVDA announces the browser window title correctly
+1. Navigate to a simple HTML page (e.g., `about:blank`)
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces browser window title and status
+* Basic navigation works in browse mode
+
+### 2. Browse Mode Testing
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Load a W3C landmarks sample page
+1. Use arrow keys to navigate through content
+1. Use `h`, `shift+h` to navigate headings
+1. Use `l`, `shift+l` to navigate links
+1. Use `d`, `shift+d` to navigate landmarks
+1. Use `f`, `shift+f` to navigate form fields
+1. Use `t`, `shift+t` to navigate tables
+1. Use `b`, `shift+b` to navigate buttons
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* All navigation commands work correctly
+* NVDA announces element types, names, and states appropriately
+* Headings are announced with their level
+* Links are announced with their destination (if available)
+* Landmarks are announced with their role and name
+
+### 3. Focus Mode Testing
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Load a W3C form
+1. Toggle to focus mode (`NVDA+space`)
+1. Use `tab` to navigate between interactive elements
+1. Use arrow keys to interact with form controls
+1. Use `enter`/`space` to activate buttons and links
+1. Test form field interaction (typing, selection)
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* Focus mode toggle works correctly
+* Tab navigation moves between interactive elements
+* Form controls respond to keyboard input
+* NVDA announces focus changes and element states
+* Interactive elements are properly activated
+
+### 4. Mixed Content Testing
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Load a page with both static content and interactive elements
+1. Navigate in browse mode through static content
+1. Switch to focus mode when reaching interactive elements
+1. Test seamless transition between modes
+1. Verify proper announcement of mode changes
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* Smooth transition between browse and focus modes
+* Appropriate mode switching based on content type
+* Clear indication of current mode
+
+### 5. Slow pages / large pages
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Test with slow-loading pages
+1. Test with very large pages
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA handles errors gracefully
+* Performance remains acceptable
+
+### 6. Dynamic Content Update Testing
+
+#### Preconditions
+
+* Browser is running with a W3C sample or custom page that demonstrates dynamic content updates (e.g., ARIA live regions, notifications, chat messages, updating counters, etc.)
+* NVDA is running in browse mode and focus mode as appropriate
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Load a page with ARIA live regions (e.g., [ARIA Live Region Example](https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/example-index/live_regions/polite.html))
+1. Trigger a polite live region update (e.g., by clicking a button or waiting for an automatic update)
+1. Trigger an assertive live region update
+1. Load a page with dynamic notifications (e.g., ARIA alert role)
+1. Trigger a notification (e.g., form validation error, chat message, etc.)
+1. Load a page with dynamic content insertion/removal (e.g., adding/removing list items, updating counters)
+1. Test dynamic updates in both browse mode and focus mode
+1. Switch between tabs or windows and return to the page to check if updates are announced when focus returns
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* NVDA announces polite and assertive live region updates according to ARIA specifications
+* ARIA alerts and notifications are announced promptly and clearly
+* Dynamic content changes (insertion, removal, updates) are announced as appropriate
+* No duplicate or missing announcements
+* Updates are announced in both browse and focus modes, as appropriate
+* Returning focus to a page does not cause old updates to be re-announced, but new updates are still detected
+* Performance remains acceptable during frequent updates
+
+### 7. Browser UI Testing
+
+#### Steps
+
+1. Open the browser's main menu (e.g., `alt+f` for Chrome/Edge, `alt` for Firefox)
+1. Navigate to the bookmarks or favorites menu
+1. Create a new bookmark/favorite for the current page using keyboard shortcuts (e.g., `ctrl+d`)
+1. Open the bookmarks/favorites manager and navigate through saved bookmarks
+1. Delete or edit a bookmark/favorite
+1. Open the browser's settings/preferences (e.g., `alt+f`, then `s` for Chrome/Edge; `alt+t`, then `o` for Firefox)
+1. Navigate through the settings using keyboard navigation (`tab`, arrow keys)
+1. Change a simple setting (e.g., homepage, privacy option) and confirm the change
+1. Search within the settings/preferences page
+1. Return to the main browser window and verify focus is restored
+
+#### Expected Results
+
+* All browser menus and dialogs are accessible with NVDA
+* NVDA announces menu items, dialog titles, and options as they are navigated
+* Creating, editing, and deleting bookmarks/favorites is possible using the keyboard and NVDA announces actions
+* Browser settings/preferences are fully navigable and all options are announced
+* Search within settings is accessible and results are announced
+* Focus is restored to the main browser window after closing dialogs/menus
+* No unexpected loss of speech or focus during these operations