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General.
This failure relates to:
This document describes a failure that occurs when removing focus from a form element, such as by moving to the next element, causes a change of context.
The user is going through the form filling out the fields in order. When he moves from the third field to the forth, the form submits.
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Find all form elements.
Go through them in order.
Check if the form submits when you move from one field to the next.
Check if moving from one field to the next launches any new windows.
Check if moving from one field to the next navigates to another screen.
If step #3, step #4, or step #5 is true, then this failure condition applies and the content fails the Success Criterion.