- From: Jan Richards <jan.richards@utoronto.ca>
- Date: Mon, 02 Apr 2007 15:26:24 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-au@w3.org
Hi Tim, re: mention of WCAG Mention of WCAG will have to be revisited, but remember this document is meant to accompany ATAG as it was before that call. re: Technique B.1.1-2.1 Wording fixed: "Providing at least one of the content types that has a content type-specific WCAG benchmark (referenced in the ATAG 2.0 conformance profile) as the first option whenever the author has a choice of content types." re: "resulting content" in B.1.2-1.1 Wording fixed: Ensuring that after transformations and conversions, any accessibility information that was stored in the original content is remains present in the resulting content, in such a way that the accessibility information is available to end users (e.g. is rendered, is available to assistive technologies, etc.). Cheers, Jan Tim Boland wrote: >Started my review. Seems OK so far.. > >From Editors' draft: > >Techniques B.1.1-1.1, B.1.1-2.1, and B.1.1-2.2 - all mention "WCAG" in >"benchmark document" reference > (I thought there was an >issue with this as a result of recent joint ATAG-WCAG call)? > >Also, for Technique B.1.1-2.1, first sentence, I would say "providing >at least one content type that has >a 'benchmark document'" instead of the language currently there (which >seems awkward to me)? > >Technique B.1.1-General.1 - mentions "WCAG" (see previous note) > >For Technique B.1.2-1.1, should we say "accessibility information of >the resulting content" > rather than just "resulting content" (if that's what we more > precisely mean..) > >Will try to continue if I have time.. > >Thanks and best wishes >Tim Boland NIST > >PS - I will be away April 1 - April 6
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