Which of the following is NOT part of documentation testing?

• A. Punctuation and grammar
• B. Readability and accuracy
• C. Subscriber color preferences
• D. Proofreading

Answer: (C)

Documentation testing concentrates on how clearly and accurately information is conveyed in the documents. Punctuation and grammar are checked to prevent misinterpretation and to maintain a professional, consistent tone. Readability and accuracy are evaluated to ensure the material is easy to read and factually correct. Proofreading is the final sweep to catch typos, spelling mistakes, and inconsistencies. Subscriber color preferences, on the other hand, involve personalizing UI or communications for a user and fall outside the scope of ensuring document quality. They don’t affect how well the documentation communicates information, so they aren’t part of documentation testing.