- From: Alan Chuter <achuter@technosite.es>
- Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 11:12:23 +0200
- To: "EOWG (E-mail)" <w3c-wai-eo@w3.org>
Here are some comments on the instructions document. The title might be easier to understand if "About WCAG 2.0" was put in quotes: Instructions for the "About WCAG 2.0" Presentation It might be a good idea to include a very short preface after the main heading to say what this instructions document is about. Or perhaps it is self-evident from the heading. For example "WAI provides an 'About WCAG 2.0' presentation. This page contains the instructions for using it. Please read this before using the presentation." The "available in 2 formats" part is less important than the heading that comes after it. It could go further down, just before the "A video presentation..." paragraph. Under "Advice for Presenters" / "Customize the presentation for audience and time" "Cut out" in "you will probably need to cut out slides" is perhaps difficult to understand for non-native speakers, implying use of scissors. "Delete" is more accurate. Under "Advice for Presenters" / "Cover all displayed text..." this is perhaps confusing. "Talk about" is a less elegant phrase but easier to understand. Under "Advice for Presenters" / "Provide handouts" On first reading I thought this referred to printing out the presentation. It should perhaps be something like "Provide other WAI handouts" to avoid ambiguity. Under "Permission and Reference" / Images, the sentence "Image credits and information on permission to use are included in the Notes section where the image first appears." was very difficult to understand for me. Perhaps it could be clearer like this "Some images in the presentation are used with permission. Credits and information on permission to use them are included in the Notes section of the slide where the image first appears". This section should perhaps say why this is important. When people use the presentation themselves, do they need to obtain permission separately for the images? best regards, > Agenda: > > 1. WCAG 2.0 presentation: Title & HTML version > * Instructions for the WCAG 2.0 Presentation > http://www.w3.org/WAI/presentations/WCAG20_about/ > * Links to the presentation will be added before the teleconference. > > Note that the HTML version is provided for people who want to preview > the material online without having to download the presentation format > and for people who use HTML tools for presentations (usually advanced > users). The HTML version is *not* designed for novices to use for actual > presentations. We may decide to provide that later. > > Questions: > - Any concerns with the HTML or CSS formatting or design? > - Because we might provide different types of WCAG 2.0 presentations, > what do you think about changing the title to: > *About WCAG 2.0* > Web Content Accessibility Guidelines -- Alan Chuter Accessibility Consultant Technosite (Fundación ONCE) achuter@technosite.es www.technosite.es Tel. +34 91 121 03 35 Skype: achuter1 If you are unable to reply to this message because of spam filter, try my alternative address achuter.technosite@yahoo.com. Si no puede contestar a este mensaje por culpa del filtro de spam, intente con mi dirección alternativa achuter.technosite@yahoo.com.
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