Enough time
Give users enough time to read and use the content.
Customizable time settings
(A)
2.2.1 Customizable time allocation
For any time limit specified by the content, at least one of the following applies:
Disable The user can disable the time limit before it takes effect, or
Adjust The user may adjust the time limit before reaching it, up to a maximum of ten times the default setting, or
Extend The user is warned before the time runs out and is given at least 20 seconds to extend the time limit with a simple action (for example: “Press the spacebar”), and the user may extend the time limit at least 10 times, or
Real-Time Exception: The time limit is an essential component of a real-time event (such as an auction), and there is no alternative to the time limit or
An Indispensable Exception: The time limit is indispensable, and extending it would render the transaction invalid or
20-Hour Exception: The time limit exceeds 20 hours.
9.2.2.1 Customizable time limits
Relevance and Applicability
Implementation in Detail
Duration of the Portal Session
Duration of the Portal Session
You can set the duration of the portal session in the portal properties. You can access these via "Main Menu 'Portal' > Portal Properties > Startup Parameters."
Before the session duration expires, the portal user is notified by a dialog and can extend the session further.
More Information
Pause, Stop, Hide
(A)
The following points apply to all information that moves, flashes, scrolls, or updates automatically:
Moving, flashing, scrolling For any moving, flashing, or scrolling content that (1) starts automatically, (2) lasts longer than 5 seconds, and (3) is displayed alongside other content, there must be a mechanism for the user to pause, stop, or hide it—unless the movement, flashing, or scrolling is part of a function for which it is essential and
Automatic Refresh For all automatically refreshing information that (1) starts automatically and (2) is displayed alongside other content, there is a mechanism that allows the user to pause, stop, or hide the refresh, or to control the refresh rate, unless the automatic refresh is part of an action for which it is essential.
Relevance and Applicability
This success criterion is not relevant in the context of Intrexx.
No time allocation
(AAA)
The timing is not an essential part of an event or plot depicted in the content, except in the case of non-interactive, synchronized media and real-time events.
Relevance and Applicability
This success criterion is not relevant in the context of Intrexx.
Interruptions
(AAA)
Interruptions can be postponed or suppressed by the user, with the exception of those that constitute an emergency.
Relevance and Applicability
This success criterion is not relevant in the context of Intrexx.
There are no (unintended) interruptions in Intrexx.
Re-authentication
(AAA)
If an authenticated session expires, the user can resume the task after re-authenticating without losing any data.
Relevance and Applicability
General Implementation
After a portal session has expired, the portal user can log in again without losing any data. Before the portal session expires, the user receives a notification to that effect.
Timeout
(AAA)
Users are warned about the duration of inactivity that could result in data loss, unless the data is retained for more than 20 hours if the user takes no action.
Relevance and Applicability
General Implementation
After a portal session has expired, the portal user can log in again without losing any data. Before the portal session expires, the user receives a notification to that effect. The session duration can be set freely and may exceed 20 hours.