Re: Title "Evaluation tools for web content Accessibility" and a few comment s

Hi Helle,

Thank you for reading the documents and commenting. You first comment regarding the titles of the pages has already been raised by Shawn and it is noted in the changelog. We will revist all the titles during the next round of updates this fall.

As to your second suggestion, I've changed the phrase "tool users" to "reviewers" rather than remove the word "tool" from it as you proposed. I think this helps to distinct between the users of the tools and the users of the site.

Regards,
  Shadi


hbjarno@mail.dk wrote:
> Hi shadi
> I have problems writing to the list. I find this title a little confusing, in all the other we talk about web site accessibility and here we call it web content accessibility. I don't really undeerstand the title.
> In "Selecting ... tools" 2nd bullit: Effectively assist tool users..... is this users of evaluation tools or AT tools I think the sentece is a little unclear. maybe just take iut the word tool so it only say ...assist users in performing....
> You or Shawn are welcome to sign off the documents on my behalf as is. i can see there have been some minor adjustments during the last days, but I think that I' about to return to be a tourist in Madrid and I'll return when I'm back home on Monday. Might have a quick lokk at my e-mails later today and tomorrow before I loose my Internet connection.
> Cheers
> Helle
> 
> 

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