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Version: 1.0.0

Accessibility and Language QA

Use this checklist when reviewing documentation content before publishing it to users.

1. Language Quality

CheckStandard
Business toneUse clear customer-admin language, not technical implementation language.
Consistent termsUse the same terms for risk, issue, finding, exception, assessment, and evidence.
Short sentencesPrefer direct instructions and simple explanations.
Action-focused textExplain what the user should do and why.
No internal referencesDo not mention internal implementation or hosting details.

2. Arabic Quality

CheckStandard
Clean ArabicNo mojibake or corrupted characters.
Consistent terminologyUse consistent translations for status, approval, evidence, owner, and workflow.
Natural admin toneUse practical Arabic suitable for business administrators.
DirectionConfirm Arabic pages render right-to-left correctly.
TablesConfirm tables remain readable on smaller screens.

3. Screenshot Quality

CheckStandard
Correct screenshotsThe documentation site must show only screenshots that match the portal being used.
Current layoutScreenshots should match the current product layout.
No sensitive dataScreenshots should not expose real user, client, or confidential data.
Useful contextScreenshots should support the task being explained.
Alt textEach screenshot should have descriptive alternative text.

4. Accessibility Checks

CheckStandard
HeadingsUse clear heading order so users can scan the page.
LinksLink text should explain the destination.
TablesTables should have clear headers.
ImagesImages should include useful alt text.
MobileLong tables should still be usable on small screens.

5. Release QA Checklist

Before publishing documentation:

  1. Scan for corrupted Arabic characters.
  2. Build the documentation site for each customer portal.
  3. Confirm no unrelated names or screenshots appear.
  4. Open the English and Arabic home pages.
  5. Open the main Admin Guides section.
  6. Open screenshots and confirm they load.
  7. Review task index links.
  8. Review release notes for customer-facing accuracy.
  9. Confirm no internal technical content appears in customer pages.