Proofreading and quality objectives and testing Quality assurance should be part of site planning and development. The project plan should indicate specific tools and processes to be used during implementation to assure the quality objectives are met. Well-engineered Web pages should be subjected to proofreading and quality assurance. Proofreading should involve the use of the full range of browsers, screen resolutions, and browser window sizes and shapes. Final assessments must be done on the object(s) (text, graphics, layout, navigation, multimedia, etc) as delivered to client device(s), and not assume that generation tools will convert the source accurately. Proofreading shall be applied to static as well as dynamically generated pages. The quality assurance process should validate that the presentation meets all the objectives and requirements of this recommended practice and other applicable standards. It should also validate the user requirements. Quality assurance shall be a...