- From: Jeanne Spellman <jeanne@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2009 21:16:55 -0400
- To: AUWG <w3c-wai-au@w3.org>
Original Comment (IBM) This section should also allow for the selection of equivalent alternatives that are accessible. Take a Mashup authoring tool. A chart may be inaccessible but a table equivalent may be acceptable. You might even take into account user preferences. This could go into B.1.1 if we decide to keep it. ________________________________________ Guideline B.1.1 Support Web content technologies that enable the creation of content that is accessible. Rationale: Choosing Web content technologies which support the possibility of accessible Web content is a critical first step. B.1.1.3 Conforming Alternate Technology: If a Web content technology does not create accessible Web content (e.g. a bar chart created in a PNG image file), then an conforming alternate technology (e.g. a date table in HTML) will be available to the author(s) prior to publishing. (Level AAA) ________________________________________ If we decide to delete B.1.1, then Section B.2.1 is another possibility. Guideline B.2.1 Guide authors to create accessible content. Rationale: By guiding authors from the outset towards the creation and maintenance of accessible Web content, Web content accessibility problems are mitigated and less repair effort is required. When non-accessible content is created, the author is prompted to create an accessible alternative. B.2.1.4 Guide Accessible Alternatives: If Web content is created or integrated that is not accessible, (e.g. a bar chart created in a PNG image file), the author(s) will be guided to create or integrate a conforming alternate technology (e.g. a date table in HTML) prior to publishing. (Level AAA)
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