- From: Eric Eggert <w3c@yatil.de>
- Date: Mon, 7 Dec 2009 14:19:05 +0100
- To: Shadi Abou-Zahra <shadi@w3.org>
- Cc: Bad TaskForce <public-wai-eo-badtf@w3.org>
Hi Shadi, > Do you plan to remove the "show annotations" for the report pages? It's > unclear how this will work so feel free to keep it as a separate button if > you think it is a better solution. As we have no Annotations on the report pages, there will be no button, probably, I’ll gey it out somehow to thow that it’s inactive. A separate button would solve this problem nicely, but that way items are closely together. > Also, will the sub-menu shift right depending on which tab is selected, or > will it always appear on the same position? The sub menu will shift. > A few other suggestions: > - add colons to make "Accessible:" and "Inaccessible:" labels Done. > - add a hover effect or otherwise clarify the clickable areas todo. > - change "Page" to "Home Page" etc (matches other labellings) No. (We talked about that. The navigation is neither flexible enough to handle those long texts, nor does it add any additional information, cause this is the submenue for the home page. That this is repeatly confused by members of the group shows that this we-need-everything-on-all-pages principle is hard to understand. People who don’t know anything about the structure of the demo will get confused immediately.) > - consider a black border around the sub-menu (like the tabs) I don’t think this adds much, but as I want to finish the project, here they are. Eric > > > Regards, > Shadi > > > Eric Eggert wrote: >> >> Hello Group. >> >> Here is the final mockup for the new navigation, worked out by Michael >> and me in the last weeks. >> >> Please note: This is not the final HTML and CSS but merely hacked >> together. It is not tested at all in Browsers which are not Safari and >> Firefox. Things we changed: >> >> * Rounded corners only on the bottom >> * New current style (this is archived with css3 multiple backgrounds, >> so IEs and early browsers will only get one arrow on the left and none >> on the right. I think this is perfectly acceptable.) >> * Moved the annotations-link to the right side of the navigation. >> (This will surely give me serious headaches when implementing it cross >> browser some time this week, as you can only go the absolute positions >> way in this case.) >> >> Please send in feedback asap, if possible prior to the teleconference >> on wednesday, so I am able to implement alternative versions. Feedback >> I got to this point is rather negative, as the navigation structure >> seems to be to complex. We have to see how that concept works out in >> practice. >> >> LINK: <http://bad.ericeggert.net/meta-pages/v3/accessible-home.html> >> >> Eric >> > > -- > Shadi Abou-Zahra - http://www.w3.org/People/shadi/ | > WAI International Program Office Activity Lead | > W3C Evaluation & Repair Tools Working Group Chair | > > -- Eric Eggert Waldfischbacher Straße 20, 66978 Leimen/Pfalz, Deutschland Laudongasse 36/714, 1080 Wien, Österreich http://yatil.de/ | http://snookerblog.de/
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