Re: Dojinshi & Accessibility was: A new Semantic Web logo?

As a result of the mail discussion, and thanking the input from Doug, I
have changed all the SVG files. All of the SVG files now include:

- a title for the logo (using the <title> element)
- a description of the visual element of the logo (using the <desc> element)
- a portion of RDF, containing the same information but using DC terms,
plus infos on the date and copyright
- text elements as proposed by Doug, and using fill opacity to make it
invisible on the screen

At some point in the future the SVG players will be able to manage @font
properly, in which case we will have to change the SVG content and
possibly get rid of this hack. But, I think, this will do in the meantime.

Thanks to all involved...

Ivan

Benjamin Nowack wrote:
> 
> Hi Jonathan,
> 
> thanks for the hint. I didn't create the SVGs, and I personally wouldn't
> have the relevant skills to add the textual information, but I'm sure 
> the Comm team is more than happy to replace the files if someone sends
> them properly annotated ones. Or is that a trivial task? I think it's 
> great that they provide SVGs at all.
> 
> Cheers,
> Benji
> 
> On 11.10.2007 15:56:13, ~:'' ������������ wrote:
>> I've only had a chance to have a brief look at the new logo.
>>
>> Benji
>>
>> I like the SVG graphic But....
>> It does have significant defects.
>>
>> the text-rendering is defined but there is no text.
>> in fact the file has literally not a single content identifier of any  
>> sort.
>> unless the file is rendered it is literally impossible to tell what  
>> it might be.
>> pace those that render in their minds...
>>
>> The Web Accessibility Initiative WCAG guidelines suggest this is not  
>> good practice.
>>
>> I'd hope the SWEO and Comm teams might also include relevant semantic  
>> information.
>>
>> regarding the exceptionally restrictive copyright restrictions it  
>> might be relevant to review Lawrence Lessig on Dojinshi.
>>
>> apologies if this seems heavy handed, or I got the wrong end of the  
>> stick
>> as I say in a rush..
>>
>> regards
>>
>>
>> Jonathan Chetwynd
>> Accessibility Consultant on Media Literacy and the Internet
>>
>> Michael Schneider wrote:
>>
>>>  http://www.w3.org/2007/10/sw-logos.html
>>
> 
> 

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