No?

No general techniques. Draft versions of 4 of the 5 HTML techniques should be reviewed.

1. Using headings
2. Grouping links
3. Using the link element and navigation tools
4. Skipping link groups

• Using technology-specific techniques to programmatically expose common navigational features.

• Using technology-specific techniques to programmatically expose common navigational features by using techniques from success criterion 1.3.1.

• Using "a" for links.

1. 1825 - add "page" to SC, (see also 1770 )

3 draft techniques available, 3 missing; we need at least 2 techniques. Need to be reviewed and converted to standard format.

• Providing a Table of Contents.

• Using a Site Map.

• Providing a search engine to help users find content.

1. Providing a Table of Contents
2. Using a Site Map

1. 1214 - make level 1 to harmonize with Section 508
2. 1830 - remove technique to structure content so main content comes first
3. 1831 - require skip links to be visible
   
   

No. At least one of the techniques for skipping blocks of repeated material is needed.

• Grouping blocks of repeated material in a way that can be skipped
• Creating links to skip blocks of repeated material

It looks like there are drafts of techniques from a previous version that could be useful here.

• Designing information so that content comes before repeated material
• Allow users to skip over blocks of repeated material
• Grouping blocks of repeated material in a way that can be skipped

Draft HTML Techniques

1. Skipping link groups
2. Using headings
3. Grouping links
4. Using the title attribute of the frame element

1. Adding a link at the top of each page that goes directly to the main content area.

Yes? (general technique just refers to technology-specific techniques.)

Draft HTML techniques:

1. The title element
2. Using the title attribute of the frame element

1. 1649 - define programmatic reference
2. 1812 - how closely is the association?

• Using technology-specific techniques to associate the description of a delivery unit with its reference.

• Using technology-specific techniques to provide a supplemental description of a delivery unit.

Draft HTML techniques

1. Providing useful link text
2. Providing alternate text for images used as links
3. Combining adjacent image and text links that point to the same resource
4. Providing alternative text for the area element
5. Supplementing link text with the title attribute
6. Using the title attribute of the frame element
7. Providing a meaningful name to identify frames
8. Providing alternative text for the area element

1. Describing the delivery unit in text that immediately precedes the programmatic reference.

No.

Of use:

1. Writing titles and headings that are descriptive
2. Repeated section headings in a delivery unit

1. Writing titles and headings that are descriptive and using technology-specific techniques from GL 1.3.1 to identify titles and headings.
2. Writing descriptive labels

No.

Draft HTML techniques

1. Creating a logical tab order through links, form controls, and objects
2. Absolute positioning based on structural markup

Of use?

1. Including meaning-critical sequences in the programmatically determined reading order

1. Giving focus to elements in an order that follows sequences and relationships within the content.

Draft techniques need review and to be converted to standard format:

1. Providing a breadcrumb trail
2. Using a Site Map

HTML Techniques

1. Using the link element and navigation tools

CSS Techniques

1. Absolute positioning based on structural markup