5.D, 3.2.2-on-input

Test Name	Test ID	Test Condition
3.2.2-on-input	5.D	Changing field values/selections (e.g., entering data in a text field, changing a radio button selection) does NOT initiate an unexpected change of context.

Evaluate Results:

If the following is TRUE, the content PASSES:

Changing the value of a form field does not initiate an unexpected context change.

Interactive Samples

Definition:

Change of Context: A change of context occurs when there are major changes in the content of the web page that, if made without user awareness, can confuse users who are not able to view the entire page simultaneously, e.g., viewport changes, a new window is launched when a radio button is selected, a form is automatically submitted when exiting a form field, content is rearranged such that the web page is now confusing.

Tips:

You are only looking to see if the change is unexpected. If the control is clearly intended to trigger a change (such as a button to change page language) or the user is notified, this is no longer unexpected behavior and will pass.

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