If no versions are identified as the accessible version, how many versions must pass all Trusted Tester Test Conditions?

• A. ALL versions must pass.
• B. Only the accessible version must pass.
• C. No versions need to pass.
• D. Only the original version must pass.

Answer: (A)

When no version is identified as the accessible version, every version must meet the Trusted Tester Test Conditions. Without a designated accessible version to rely on as meeting the criteria, there’s no single baseline to trust for accessibility. Verifying that all versions pass ensures that any user, regardless of which version they use, encounters the same accessibility standards. Skipping some versions would risk gaps where a user could face barriers, so the requirement is that all versions pass. The other options imply relying on a specific version or skipping verification, but those don’t apply here since no accessible version has been identified.