Re: techniques (html): action items for

MessageHmmm. How about:

[CORE] All documents, including individual frames in a frameset, should have a TITLE element that labels the document.
example: <TITLE>Reservoir Dogs</TITLE>

[EXTENDED] The title should be unique, describe the document and summarize the document.
example: <TITLE>Reservoir Dogs - Screenplay for a film about a violent botched heist</TITLE>

I'm thinking about accessibility checking tools - For core compliance, will we be required to ask the author if each title is unique, summarizes and describes the document?

Chris
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: lisa seeman 
  To: w3c-wai-gl@w3.org 
  Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 2:42 AM
  Subject: techniques (html): action items for 


  Adaptation for title checklist item:
  Checklist item: 
  Provide each page with a unique TITLE element that describes, labels and summarizes the document



  Add to the text below: Users use the Title to orientate themselves with in a site, between open widows, and identify each page. In some cases the Title can provide an adequate summary of the page.


  example
  <title>myshop - special offers in laptops</title>

  Adaptation for title check doctype item:
  Checklist item: 
  Validate the encoding of the  document 



  All the best

  Lisa Seeman

   

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