Accessibility Testing Page 3

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I am some listing text. I do not have much context. If I were you, I wouldn't read me through and through I have so little to say but exist so that the Mosaic team can test me for accessibility. Maybe I will pass their tests, I studied so hard.

Tertiary text appears below the listing text on certain item styles. We need to fill this field out to ensure we can see how out item styles handle the field, and whether the output is accessible.

Publication date:

20 July 2020

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Didn't really matter to me back then, but I guess hearts can change. We were like 2 different accents; similar, yet far from the same. All it took was practice, work to erase the parts we hate. So when we would argue we had the power to laugh it away.

Laugh for days, and I miss that. Not too sure why we parted ways, I guess at times I took it for granted but no one's perfect, are they?

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Monday 20 July 2020 - Thursday 23 July 2020

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I am some listing text. I have lots of context. Please read me through and through, I have so much to say. I exist so that the Mosaic team can test me for accessibility. I do so hope that I pass all the tests, I studied so hard.

Tertiary text, designed to appear below the listing text. I'm not sure what to write here, so am going to babble on for a bit to pad out the length. Hopefully this is enough text, but possibly not.

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This person was added to this site 20/07/2020. They were added for accessibility testing, which will take place over the coming weeks.

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Senior Analyst Developer

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Oxford University

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Accessibility Page 3 - Taxonomy Terms Display

Accessibility Testing - Colours taxonomy:

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Bacchus

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Widget 1 content. I am the content of the first widget in Region 1 of the footer. I contain some basic information about myself, which you are reading now.

The Ashmolean is the University of Oxford’s museum of art and archaeology, founded in 1683. Our world famous collections range from Egyptian mummies to contemporary art, telling human stories across cultures and across time.

Crafted over cups of tea, this installation amplifies the stories, lives and resilience of Oxford’s communities, particularly those of Oxford’s Windrush generation and African Caribbean community, many of whom have family links to the transatlantic slave trade. Local residents, students from the University of Oxford, artists, and a museum team, have imagined, invented and created ‘A Nice Cup of Tea?’.

Accessibility Testing Page 3

A page with which to test the accessibility of our web platform.

Accessibility Page 3 - Form