2.3.3 might include the recent urgings to "where appropriate" use graphics and perhaps simplified text as an alternative. 2.4.1 "Default to an accessibility error such as no "alt" attribute for images." I think this is so that the alerting function comes into play and perhaps that should be stated. 2.4.4 "See also checkpoint 2.4.4 " ??? 2.6.3 "Provide context sensitive-help" misplaced hyphen. Under 2.6.6 there are "techniques:" nad then "techniques for this guideline" and this is a construct unique to this location?? "Guideline 3.2 Alt-Text for the HTML 4.0 IMG Element" is not a "guideline". We might want to get Alan Cantor's treatise on keyboard (mouseless) operation to include in examples? -- Love. ACCESSIBILITY IS RIGHT - NOT PRIVILEGE http://dicomp.pair.comReceived on Thursday, 17 June 1999 13:36:47 GMT
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