- From: Charmane K. Corcoran <jbrewer@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2002 00:57:57 -0400
- To: EOWG <w3c-wai-eo@w3.org>
Greetings, All I have been called away to a meeting and will not be able to participate in tomorrow's session. Since I am operating remotely and am not able to access my WAI email folder, I will not be able to recall if someone has already brought the following points for discussion or not. My apologies if there is duplication. Charmane _______________________ COMMENTS: ***A. WAI Gallery DRAFT: 1) Should we mention Level AA in the first paragraph, too. That would specify the minimal Level of compliance for the Gallery at the onset. Under "Review Process" 1) The following phrase is uncomfortable to me: "the home page and the four sub-pages linked from the Gallery" phrase. The sentence that is in is covering two separate items. My suggestion for clarity. "Each Web site included in the WAI Gallery has been reviewed by two or more experienced individuals or review teams using a modified conformance evaluation on selected pages. The selected pages will be linked from the WAI Gallery and will include the home page and four sub-pages. The entire Web site has not been reviewed." ***B. From the Gallery Change Log 1) I do not see in the Gallery document one of the items on the 9/6 change log. Am I just missing this somehow??? 9/6 Change log under Miscellaneous - "while making clear that we cannot promise to review them all." IF it should be in there, I suggest stating it in the positive: "All submissions not reviewed in a given cycle will be retained for possible future review." ***C. Review Teams for Evaluating Web Site Accessibility Under "Introduction": 1) " of teams of reviewers" can we make this "review teams"? 2) The following is a bit confusing: "The combination of perspectives afforded by a team rather than individual approach to Web site evaluation can improve the quality of evaluation. It provides links to ..." May I suggest something like: "Teams generally provide a broader spectrum of perspectives and thus improved evaluation quality when approaching Web site evaluation than is afforded by an single individual's evaluation. This page also provides... 3) This concept is reiterated in the first line under "Composition of Review Teams". I don't recall, was that intentional? 4) The last line of the first paragraph: "However, it is less likely that one individual will have all the training and experience that a team approach can bring." is sort of negative. How about saying it more in the positive mode" "It is rare to find one individual who has all of the training and experience that a team approach might provide." Under "Nominate Web sites for WAI Gallery 1) "Review teams ..... may nominate Web sites for the WAI Gallery" seems to imply that this is the only way to get a site nominated. No such text exists in the WAI Gallery document. We probably should either change this notation or change the WAI Gallery information. 2) Given #1, "with the composition and training described in this document, that evaluate Web sites using the conformance assessment method described in Evaluating Web Sites for Accessibility" Is this the only type of review tram that can nominate a website? i.e. is it a requirement on the review team in order to be qualified to submit nominations? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Have a Productive Day! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charmane K. Corcoran Information and Project Principal Michigan State University Client Advocacy Office Digital Information Group 316-A Computer Center East Lansing MI 48824 PH: 517/355-4500 Ext. 244 or call the main office at 517/353-4856 FAX: 517/355-0141 E-mail: corcora1@msu.edu (MSU central website-related) corcora1@msualum.com (personal) Web: http://www.msu.edu/~corcora1/
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