- From: Eric Eggert <w3c@yatil.de>
- Date: Wed, 2 Sep 2009 17:08:33 +0200
- To: public-wai-eo-badtf@w3.org
Dear BAD Taskforce, as I mentioned in previous phone calls, the report format we’re currently discussing is too colourful to me, additionally i found it quite hard to read (although this might be resolved in future updates). To add some constructive criticism to my argument, I’ve created the following mockup: http://bad.ericeggert.net/report/ What did I do? - Rather than trying to tie all four principles into one table, I’ve reduced complexity and split them up into four (actually I’m only displaying one of the four tables). - I use clear and distinct headings for the Principles. This should allow for better scanning and should help screen readers also as we cannot indicate hierarchy in table rows semantically (only visually and in descriptive text. - I moved the show contents control to the left and used the metaphor I’m used to from mac os, which feels okay for me although the sub points feel a little bit flat. this could be improved visually. - I did leave out icons for a reason: they are often unclear and don’t add anything to the already color coded table cells. - I merged the cell for the guideline number and title to show their close relationship. So, what do you think? Regards, Eric (Actually that should have been sent out a week ago, but I used the wrong email. Sorry!) -- Eric Eggert Waldfischbacher Straße 20, 66978 Leimen/Pfalz, Deutschland Laudongasse 36/714, 1080 Wien, Österreich http://yatil.de/ | http://snookerblog.de/
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