- From: Karl Hebenstreit, Jr. <karlhjr@home.com>
- Date: Sat, 06 May 2000 07:23:15 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-er-ig@w3.org
- Message-ID: <391400A3.8367279F@home.com>
As part of our effort to provide technical assistance to federal agencies, GSA has developed the following tool which provides guidance to several of the evaluation and repair tools. We would welcome comments on the tool, preferably through the "webmaster" link that will be at the bottom of the page (second to last link on the page, just before the "disclaimer" link) that gets generated when you fill out the form at the URL provided below. This will send a message to me with a predefined subject, based on field values. This tool is being announced yesterday through a memo to agency CIOs, so any comments you could send today would be helpful. The official "release date" will be Monday, and I'll try to incorporate as many of your suggestions as possible by then, or in Version 3.1 which will be completed by May 24. Supporting Analysis of Intranet Pages An idea I've proposed to some colleagues here is asking whether we could create a separate domain with the sole purpose of housing 508 analysis tool servers such as Bobby. The idea is that government agencies could establish a limited trust relationship with this domain that would allow Intranet pages to be evaluated by this government-hosted servers. Does this approach seem feasible from your perspective? What would be the server specifications for establishing such an environment? Accessing the Check Your Page tool A link to thiis tool is now available through a "Tools" link on the new Section 508 website: http://www.section508.gov The current direct link to the gallery is: http://w3.gsa.gov/web/m/cita.nsf/Web/Gallery This will change later today to: http://w3.gsa.gov/web/m/cita.nsf/Gallery/Web to place greater emphasis on the Gallery part as a way of recognizing best practice in different areas of technology. Thanks in advance, Karl Karl Hebenstreit, Jr. US General Services Adminstration Office of Governmentwide Policy Voice: 202-501-0004 E-mail: karl.hebenstreit@gsa.gov
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