- From: Jutta Treviranus <jutta.treviranus@utoronto.ca>
- Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 12:45:25 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-au@w3.org
- Message-Id: <v04011705b3c4e3bf014c@[142.150.64.191]>
Here are my thoughts on the techniques for Guideline 6: Techniques for Guideline 6 Generally: Do we wish to mention linking in Bobby, A-prompt or other checking and verification tools? 6.1 States: Highlight problems detected when documents are opened, or when an editing or insertion action is completed. I would change the second phrase to " or while the author is editing." I propose adding a reference to spell checking within a word processor: "Access concerns can be highlighted using strategies similar to spell checking within a word processor. Access alerts within the document can be linked to context sensitive help." 6.2 We have "Allow authors to control both the nature and timing of the correction process." as a technique. Do we want to change the checkpoint to include correction process? Thus it would read: "Allow users to control both the nature and timing of accessibility alerts and the associated correction process." [Priority 2] 6.3 Do we want to add: "To make correction more efficient, the author can be given the choice to make corrections by type of error and where appropriate to make site-wide changes." 6.4 There were several specific problems that led to this checkpoint, should we be more explicit about the access concerns here? Do we want to change this checkpoint to "When changing or removingŠ" to catch swapping of standard markup to proprietary markup? 6.6 Do we want to change this checkpoint to read: "Allow the author to perform or specify tag transformations." In order to cover tag transformations that are already happening during conversion. We want the author to be able to specify what the transformation will be. Should we have somewhere a checkpoint stating that the transformation should favor accessibility? There are some grammar corrections needed in the remaining section. Jutta
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