I agree that this document would be more appropriately named - "Developing a Plan to Retrofit a Web site for Accessibility." The word retrofit doesn't mean much for me. I read it and my first reaction is, huh? The word fix is more understandable for me (Developing a Plan to Fix a Web site for Accessibility) but maybe "fix" conveys the wrong meaning. Sincerely, Justin Thorp On May 19, 2005, at 11:11 PM, Chuck Letourneau wrote: > In a general sense I agree with what William is saying, but in that > case the title of the document is a bit disingenuous... I think it > will lead people to expect practical tips or techniques on > retrofitting sites but instead it deals up a significant helping of > general management practices. I would feel cheated unless section > 4 - the title track so to speak - was not significantly beefed up > to deliver some practical advice. > > Or change the title to something like "Developing a Plan to > Retrofit a Web site for Accessibility" > > Regards, > Chuck Letourneau > Starling Access Services *************************************************** Justin Thorp Technical Assistant Michigan State University Academic Computing & Network Services - Applications Programming http://approg.msu.edu/ Principal; Web Developer & Accessibility Specialist MyCapitalWeb.com LLC 3016 S. Deerfield Lansing, MI 48911 justin@mycapitalweb.com my personal blog - http://thorpus.blogspot.com my web development blog - http://thinkthentype.blogspot.comReceived on Friday, 20 May 2005 03:47:18 GMT
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