Hi, Brian!
Of course, here it is:
http://www.webbriktlinjer.se/
As far as I have been able to figure out this is a standard.
I've commented a little bit, but this is in Norwegian and is therefore
probably not very interesting/useful:
http://medialt.no/vgledningen-fr-webbutveckling/1175.aspx
BR: Morten Tollefsen
www.medialt.no, +47 908 99 305
Fra: Brian Cragun [mailto:cragun@us.ibm.com]
Sendt: 14. august 2012 15:45
Til: Morten Tollefsen
Kopi: Adam Cooper; Harry Loots; Patrick H. Lauke; w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
Emne: Re: SV: in-page text-to-speech
Morten,
Can you please provide a reference to the Swedish standard you speak of?
And, is it just a recommendation or a standard?
Regards,
Brian
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From: "Morten Tollefsen" <morten@medialt.no>
To: "Harry Loots" <harry.loots@ieee.org>, "Adam Cooper"
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Cc: "Patrick H. Lauke" <redux@splintered.co.uk>,
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Date: 08/14/2012 05:19 AM
Subject: SV: in-page text-to-speech
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Hi, Harry!
I totally agree.
In some new Swedish guidelines for web developments (only public
authorities have to follow these) accessibility is one of the
categories. The first guideline say: follow WCAG 2. The other 43
accessibility guidelines cover forms, languages, links and other things.
In one of the guidelines it is stated that talking websites are
required! I was quite surprised when I read this! If I counted
correctly, 33 of the 44 guidelines in the accessibility section are also
found under usabilityJ!
Morten
