- From: Steven Livingstone <stv_es@hotmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 16:18:31 -0700
- To: <w3c-wai-gl@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <000501c11ae0$47a310b0$0157a8c0@dev.citix.com>
I will first qualify what I am about to say by saying that as I am new to the group, I am still trying to get an understanding of what technology level is discussed and the kind of topics that is considered. I have been thinking about some of the multi-media discussions and had some thoughts. Is it not possible that we could (and there maybe is) use some meta description (such as RDF) to describe the multi-media? This could then describe what is at each part of the image and could be reads by a screen reader to give a description of the information. It would also be able to give some content which would be important for financial charts etc. I guess for just now it would require that page creators enter some Meta information although I see no reason why this can't be part of tools as it is the next "thing" of graphics anyway. Vector graphics using XLM has had much work done on it and this could be extended to support accessibility (and maybe already hs???). Steven. Steven Livingstone, Author Pro XML 2e and others. http://www.deltabis.com
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