- From: Wendy Chisholm <wendy@w3.org>
- Date: Tue, 01 Feb 2000 12:09:16 -0500
- To: w3c-wai-gl@w3.org
Hi, The "Techniques for checkpoint 11.1" used to link to the "Browser Support" section in the Techniques document. This talks about the User Agent support page and that not all W3C technologies are currently supported. That didn't seem to satisfy what needed to be done for 11.1 (Use w3c technologies...). Therefore, I created a new section since I couldn't figure out how to either reword the title of "Browser support" and combine the two ideas. Thus, I propose the following new section: <blockquote> 4.13 Accessibility Reviewed Technologies Checkpoints in this section: 11.1. WCAG 1.0 suggests using W3C Technologies since they have been reviewed for accessibility issues and therefore have accessibility features built-in. The latest W3C technologies are available from the W3C Technical Reports and Publications page. Breif overview of current W3C technologies: MathML for mathematical equations HTML, XHTML, XML for structured documents RDF for meta data SMIL to create multimedia presentations CSS and XSL to define style sheets XSLT to create style transformations PNG for graphics </blockquote>
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