Re: WCAG In Haiku; From William's Terse Version; Hope These Are Helpful

Sean

         Great poem .... I've added a verse ..... <grin>

                                         Anne

At 04:16 PM 8/22/01 +0100, Sean B. Palmer wrote:
>A) Presentation
>
>When you have non-text
>Provide text equivalents.
>Text repurposes
>
>Reveal the structure.
>Logical order is good
>Showing it, better
>
>Use presentation!
>Clarify and emphacize
>Paint form on data
>
>B) Interaction
>
>Assist the users;
>Allow the user control
>Of access and search
>
>Make things consistent
>Consistency's a good thing
>Don't confuse users
>
>Give user control
>For changing views of pages
>The user laughs last
>
>C) Comprehension
>
>Write clear and simple
>As much as appropriate
>This is common sense



Illustrate your content
Make it simple and clear
Users will return.


>Break information
>Into manageable chunks
>Easier to use
>
>Outline and index
>Illustrate and summarize
>Organize your work!
>
>D) Technology
>
>When writing pages
>Use accessible markup
>Like W3C stuff
>
>Don't abuse markup
>Follow specifications.
>There for a reason
>
>Transform gracefully
>People still use old browsers
>Use new, support old
>
>Appendix 1) References and Acknowledgements
>
>William's terse thing
>Is available at http://rdf.pair.com/xguide.htm
>And really kicks-ass
>
>--
>Kindest Regards,
>Sean B. Palmer
>@prefix : <http://webns.net/roughterms/> .
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Anne Pemberton
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Received on Wednesday, 22 August 2001 18:05:11 UTC