If possible, allow the user to choose the draft font and size. Use underlining or a similar form of highlighting to indicate text that should be drawn with special formatting, such as bold or italics. Wrap to window options are helpful when displaying text documents. When the user chooses this option, the application should not break lines on the screen as they would appear on the printed page, but instead reflow each paragraph to fit the window. Testing Test the software to ensure that it complies with accessibility requirements.
Several techniques are available to verify that software supports high contrast settings.
Test the application with standard fonts and verify the settings are maintained in the software. In the Windows environment, this can be done by selecting a large font setting in the Display section of the Control Panel. This includes menu items, title bars, icons, window borders and scroll bars. Test with application with non-standard colors and verify the settings are maintained in the software. Test all settings of the magnification option.