- From: Miguel Garcia <miguel.garcia@fundacionctic.org>
- Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 12:49:07 +0100
- To: "Mobile Web Accessibility Task Force" <public-bpwg-access@w3.org>, "MWI MWBP Member List" <member-bpwg@w3.org>
Hello, It took me some time but finally I could review Accesibility TF Document. This is just a first look and I'll send more questions as I review more depthly. In section "1.1 Abstract." the first paragraph looks to me a, in a first glance, bit confusing and I needed to read it twice. I think we could start this section straight with the second paragraph ("Many Web sites...") and move the other paragraph to the bottom and restructure it like a list. Something like: "* if you are a mobile...." "* if you have a dissability..." "* if you work..." In chapter "4. How Mobile Web Best Practices can Benefit Users with Disabilities." there is a list of all Mobile Best Practices alphabetically ordered but later when each mobile practice is explained this list is ordered like Mobile Best Practices document. It's better to take the same approach and sort it alphabetically too, specially if you work with a printed copy (as I did). Also I miss a summaryze table between WCAG and MWBP relationship. This relationship go unnoticed in the chapter among all the text. I'm thinking about making a quick reference guide about how to accesibilize a mobile page. I'll send an example later. [SCROLLING] Limit scrolling to one direction particularly in the vertical axis, will also help people with cognitive limitations as some won't notice or will be disoriented by the horizontal scroll. [CHARACTER_ENCODING_SUPPORT] If the content encoding is not supported by the browser the text could be renderer with rubbish (it depends on the language) making it harder to understand. Regards, Miguel
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