- From: Kitch Barnicle <kitch@afb.org>
- Date: Wed, 03 Jun 1998 09:08:07 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-rc@w3.org
Hello Len and others, I am looking forward to the evolution of this group. I am not sure what my level of participation will be, but I do have a few comments regarding the charter for the evaluation and repair group charters. I think you have covered all of the major areas of concern, most of my comments are related to clarifying some of the statements in the charter. Thanks, Kitch 2.1.1 When I first read "Types of Users", I thought "users of what" tools or the web? You might want to call this section "Potential Tool Users" Or "Target Audience for ER Tools and Accessible Web Sites" Also, you use the term "tool vendors." Do you mean Evaluation and Repair Tool Vendors or Page Authoring Tool Vendors or both? 2.1.2 You might want to clarify that when you say "features" you are talking about tool features. For example, What features are needed for a web site evaluation tool? What features are needed for a web site repair tool? 4. I might make the following change - A high level description of the processes used to incorporate the comments of ER tools users and users of web sites evaluated with the ER tools shall be posted. If that is what you mean. 8.2 You might want to add government agencies to the list of external groups. For example, NIST recently released a web site evaluation tool also agencies like the Department of Education etc. "NIST is pleased to announce that Release 1.0 of the WebMetrics Tool Suite is now available. The WebMetrics project is focused on providing tools to help with rapid, remote, and automated usability testing and evaluation of web sites. http://www.nist.gov/webmetrics "
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