Word Puzzles Call Out for Beta Testers

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Word Puzzles is an accessible cross-platform web app for solving digitalcrossword puzzles. For this first round of testing, APH is looking for betatesters to test Word Puzzles on desktop browsers. (Future rounds of testingwill include mobile browsers.)The testing process is simple. To be a beta tester for WordPuzzles, join the Word Puzzles email list by sending a blank message to pz-beta-subscribe@tech.aph.org or provide feedback via the Feedback Link in the About form inthe web app. If you send feedbackor subscribe to the list, we will ask you to fill out a short surveyas well. It’s as easy as that.

As you are testingWord Puzzles, here are some things to consider:

· Does this application allow you to do crossword puzzles?

· Is the user interface easy to use?

· Was thedocumentation helpful?

· What would make the experience ofdoing crossword puzzles more enjoyable for you?

Subscribe to the email today or go straight tothe web app to get started. We look forward to your feedback.

Word Puzzles web app: https://wordpuzzles.aphtech.org

Word Puzzles User Guide: https://tech.aph.org/pz/

Alison Currey
Being a Literature Students she loves to write and always kept working for the society and who really need a hand. Apart from writing she is an excellent singer herself. Have found her either reading or drawing in her free time. An inspiring personality you may want to follow at FredForum here.

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