- From: Chetz Colwell <C.G.Colwell@herts.ac.uk>
- Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 18:01:13 +0100
- To: w3c-wai-gl@w3.org
Re: section 2.7 of the Techniques. In the section for 'Long descriptions for images' the terms 'graphic' and 'image' are both used. Is this intentional, ie. is there a difference between the two? If not perhaps 'image' is a better term; if there is a difference, does this need to be clarified? The example shows the use of Longdesc for images, but not scripts or applets. I don't know much about scripts or applets, but I wonder whether the example for images can easily be applied to scripts / applets. Finally, I once observed a blind user who came across a D link and didn't know what it was for and so they ignored it. Although D-link is an interim technique, would it be worth repeating Checkpoint 15.6 (or linking to it) to remind authors to describe the access features they have provided. Regards, Chetz
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