- From: Jan Richards <jan.richards@utoronto.ca>
- Date: Tue, 16 Jun 2009 08:05:14 -0400
- To: WAI-AUWG List <w3c-wai-au@w3.org>
Hi all, in what follows I've tried to work in the ideas from yesterday's discussion including concerns about intermediate formats and tools (Note I'm also removing the separate idea of a "conformance profile" within the conformance claim. (1) *Claimant name and affiliation* (2) *Date* of the claim. (3) *Conformance level* satisfied (see Conformance Levels). (4) *Authoring tool information*: The name of the authoring tool and sufficient additional information to specify the version (e.g., vendor name, version number (or version range), required patches or updates, human language of the user interface or documentation). - Note 1: If the authoring tool is a collection of software components (e.g., a markup editor, an image editor, and a validation tool), then information must be provided separately for each component, although the conformance claim will treat them as a whole. As stated above, the conformance claimant has sole responsibility for the conformance claim, not the developer of any of the software components. - Note 2: The authoring tool must cover the production of the *included technologies*. It is optional to include additional tools responsible for interim formats. These interim tools would be required to meet Part A, but not Part B, since other components of the larger "authoring tool" would be responsible for production in the final published Web content technologies. @@this para still needs work@@ (5) *Included Technologies*: A list of the *Web content technologies* (including version numbers) that the Claimant is *including* in the conformance claim. By including a technology, the claimant is claiming that the *authoring tool* meets the requirements of ATAG 2.0 during the production of the technology. For each *Web content technology*, provide information on how the technology might be used to create accessible Web content (e.g., provide links to technology-specific techniques). At minimum, the technology must be capable of of providing *conforming alternate versions* - Note 1: The list must include any *Web content technologies* that are *automatically selected*. - Note 2: The list may include other *Web content technologies* that author(s) can produce using the authoring tool. - Note 3: a technologies may be a combination of constituent technologies. For example, an image technology (e.g., PNG) might be listed together with a markup technology (e.g., HTML) since Web content in the markup technology is used make Web content in the image technology accessible (e.g., a PNG graph is made accessible using an HTML table). NEW DEFINITION Automatically selected (Web content technologies): Web content technologies that the author tool uses for *automatic content generation* or sets as the default technology for *author-generated content*. (5)->5(c) (6)->5(d) (7)->5(e) -- Jan Richards, M.Sc. User Interface Design Lead Adaptive Technology Resource Centre (ATRC) Faculty of Information University of Toronto Email: jan.richards@utoronto.ca Web: http://jan.atrc.utoronto.ca Phone: 416-946-7060 Fax: 416-971-2896
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