John Foliot - WATS.ca wrote: >Charles McCathieNevile wrote: (Discussion) > > It seems to me that this needs to be moved to the User Agent Accessibility Guidelines and out of WCAG. If the whole thing is better managed by the user agent and the client, then that is where it belongs. Once it is there, developers can be informed in WCAG to avoid setting any key bindings themselves and allow the user agent and client to manage it. You'd have to try moving it out of markup too. A lot of design considerations are put into specifications with all sorts of good intention, but as time unfolds we find their implementation was not able to foresee potential problems and we have to untangle that and reengineer it in a more appropriate way. It needs this type of complete revamp in order to get away from the problem of designers assigning key bindings. It seems that to getting to that point will take an evolution of processes and recommendations. Maybe any other areas of WCAG that share the same type of contentious issues need to be transported to UAAG too. ----------------- Geoff DeeringReceived on Tuesday, 10 January 2006 18:11:34 GMT
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