- From: Jonathan Chetwynd <jay@peepo.com>
- Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2000 14:26:51 +0100
- To: <love26@gorge.net>, "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines" <w3c-wai-gl@w3.org>
Re: Why we do not need to describe how to illustrate our texts. But do need to encourage use. william wrote: If we could but specify how to illustrate our texts in order to better communicate them to people who have trouble with the icons called "text" it would be helpful That is just not possible, I dont expect you to define the english grammar you are going to use. And we both agree that the guidelines would appear silly if they tried to. We do not recommend people to use English.We can suggest that use of icons symbols photographs aid comprehension... In fact to work further in creating a detailed analysis, it is apparent to me at least that WAI appears to need a professional. I have already submitted a couple of wows indicating how well liked our site is. There are numerous links from the site bothe to graphical sites and professional CD sites where graphics are extensively used. The universal use of bliss symbols as you describe it is already here. Look around you and I feel sure a billboard is not far away. It takes time and trouble to create these images, and there is nothing to stop us giving the use of appropriate graphics a P1 importance. jay@peepo.com special needs teacher web accessibility consultant
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