Public discovery works across the sampled journeys. Keyboard focus restoration deserves attention. Access wording needs clarification.
Xbox Cloud Gaming was assessed while signed out in a task-scoped browser. This report connects actual checks to screenshots, DOM records, reproduction steps and residual uncertainty.
25executed checks / 31 bounded cases
7distinct public routes sampled
3viewport sizes
32timestamped capture pairs
What the evidence supports
Known-title discovery, no-results feedback, search recovery, category browsing, three representative game details, direct-route reload and signed-out access links were observed. Narrow-width samples reflowed without measured document overflow.
CX-F01: comparison dismissal left focus on BODY in two trials. CX-O02: a game’s purchase-required wording appears alongside included-subscription messaging. One transient media error recovered after reload.
Real screen readers, complete contrast/zoom, actual touch devices, another engine, controlled performance and all signed-in flows remain untested. No overall quality score, certification or release recommendation is asserted.
Keep this folder intact to preserve local links. All report styling and evidence are local; external product/reference links require a network. Screenshots are evidence, not republished game assets for reuse.
Incomplete independent evaluation; all unproven criteria remain unresolved. Auto-selected specialist profiles in native CARBON output are framework attribution, not additional testing agents. Only one browser owner and one planning/design worker ran.
Report validation boundary
All relative file references validated; PDF pages rendered and visually inspected. HTML has responsive CSS, but desktop/mobile browser rendering of the report was not validated: the sandbox denied the loopback preview server bind. This is a report-environment limitation, not an Xbox defect. The PDF has selectable text but is not a tagged accessible PDF.