- From: Tim Boland <frederick.boland@nist.gov>
- Date: Mon, 07 Jun 2004 08:42:49 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-au@w3.org
- Cc: karen@mardahl.dk
For my first action item from the May 24 AUWG telecon, Karen Mardahl has kindly offered to assist me with this item, so I have sent some text to Karen for comment. If she agrees, I am happy to release to the group for discussion. Following is text I promised as the second of my action items from the May 24 AUWG telecon. To be added right before "Technique 3.1.1 title": "NOTE: It is a goal (not a requirement?) that all available (to the user) accessibility features of an authoring tool be as configurable (by the user) as possible. For example, an authoring tool may have a few defined options, and permission to configure those options, or perhaps an authoring tool may use a free-form style sheet. The developer of an authoring tool should make every effort to accommodate the wishes of a user in development. For an authoring tool, a description of all accessibility features provided and degree of user configurability of each feature should be documented." Comments welcomed and appreciated. Should any of this go into the Guidelines (if not there already?) Best wishes, Tim Boland NIST
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