- From: Markku T. Hakkinen <hakkinen@dev.prodworks.com>
- Date: Wed, 24 Sep 1997 19:56:15 -0400
- To: WAI HC Working Group <w3c-wai-hc@w3.org>
I wanted to throw into the discussion a quick implementation example of the invisible D link graphic contrasted with a visible graphic and the current text D. Gregg and I discussed this a little off line, and I wanted to open the example up for comments. We have the requirement in the Digital Talking Book work to provide image descriptions, which are implemented as in-line text after the image. In looking toward DTBs that serve a range of users such as LD and Dyslexic, the in-line text description becomes less practical. In looking at the D link text tag, it came across non-intuitive both visually and aurally. When the topic of the invisible D graphic came up, I decided to mock it up using actual samples from one of our books. After some interesting reactions to the invisible graphic from sighted users, I added the third option of a stylized, small D link graphic along the lines of what you find on the CNN site for links to zoomed images or videos. For your review, visit http://www.prodworks.com/books/d-example.html and try it with the browser of your choice under various conditions (graphics loading on and off, with speech, without). Mark
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