Re: OBEY UAAG: Maccessibility series on Safari and UAAG

I think linking to this resource would be appropriate.  Propagating this kind of awareness is very important for UAAG.

Beyond the evaluation, this also nicely distills some of the Recommendation’s major points.


---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Ian B. Jacobs" <ij@w3.org>
Date:  29 May 2003 15:01:18 -0400

>
>On Thu, 2003-05-29 at 14:35, Kynn Bartlett wrote:
>> On Maccessibility.com, I've started an intermittent series on Safari's
>> status with regards to UAAG. 
>
>
>Hi Kynn,
>
>This is too weird: I was reading it when suddenly this
>message appeared in my inbox. Were you watching me? <grin>
>
>This is a nifty annotated UAAG 1.0 evaluation of safari. I
>like your editorial comments like "Huh?" and "Whew!" <big grin>.
>
>Thanks for doing this. I'm thinking about linking to
>it from the UAWG home page. Do others have thoughts on
>that?
>
> _ Ian
>
>>  It's not a full analysis as per
>> http://www.w3.org/WAI/UA/2001/10/eval -- since Safari is still in the
>> "public beta" stage -- but it hopefully will be read by the developers
>> at Apple and could have some effect on the discussion of what should go
>> in Safari next.
>> 
>> Here's what's been published on Maccessibility so far:
>> 
>> OBEY UAAG, Part 0:  Understanding UAAG
>>    http://www.maccessibility.com/archive/000595.php
>> 
>> OBEY UAAG, Part 1:  Configuring Safari
>>    http://www.maccessibility.com/archive/000596.php
>> 
>> --Kynn
>> 
>> --
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>

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