Re: Comments added on the wiki for Web Accessibility Before-After Demo (BAD)

Dear All,

Firstly thank-you to Sylvie for comments on
http://www.w3.org/WAI/EO/wiki/Web_Accessibility_Before-After_Demo
Secondly I have added a new section on the use of forms in 'BAD' which is
demo'd in the example of 'Survey'.
I want to have some examples that suit people who are not HTML experts but
it was harder to find examples that were perceivable without having to use
developer tools or view the HTML - for this reason I have highlighted
issues related to different form elements namely the radio buttons, drop
down box and free text box.

I'd welcome discussion of this approach.
Regards
Suzette

On 13 April 2012 11:30, Sylvie Duchateau <sylvie.duchateau@snv.jussieu.fr>wrote:

> Dear  all,
> I have just added some first comments on the wiki page:
> Web Accessibility Before-After Demo (BAD) - Education & Outreach
> at:
> http://www.w3.org/WAI/EO/wiki/**Web_Accessibility_Before-**After_Demo<http://www.w3.org/WAI/EO/wiki/Web_Accessibility_Before-After_Demo>
> Before copying them here, I wanted to inform you that it is not so easy to
> comment  on the page as you have to edit the whole page and not one single
> section as it was the case on other wiki page.
> So it is difficult to find the heading where you want to add some comments.
> My comments concern:
> "Sample teaching/learning exercise for accessible and inaccessible 'home
> page'"
> Part:
> "Text, pictures, links and layout".
> I wrote:
> I wonder if we could not split this exercise in two phases, as it contains
> many things to do. I propose to have a first part on content : that
> is text, images and links and a second part on layout. that would be to
> have an h3 on pictures, text and links and an h3 on layout.
> 2. comment:
> I have problems with editing this, I hope someone can correct the syntax
> as it does not display my comment properly.
> I wrote for the 4th bullet of images:
> {{Sylvie: one quick remark: do you think it could be useful to tell the
> student that an image can serve as an example for several situations? An
> image that contains text can be a link and it contains important
> information.}}
> Best
> Sylvie
>
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