- From: Markku Hakkinen <mhakkinen@acm.org>
- Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2010 12:22:09 -0400
- To: UAWG list <w3c-wai-ua@w3.org>
ACTION-41 [1]: Draft a proposal for printing including the 3 concepts --do not lose information, honor author print css, scale font size of print Draft a proposal for printing including the 3 concepts --do not lose information, honor author print css, scale font size of print [1]. Proposed: 3.10.x Print Viewport (Level AA) When the content of any viewport is rendered to a print viewport (e.g., physical piece of paper) (Level AA): (a) all visual information present in the originating viewport is retained, and (b) authored CSS print properties are honored, and (c) the user has the option to scale and reflow the original content to maintain readability of content that would otherwise exceed the physical print page dimensions if rendered exactly as displayed on screen. Intent of Success Criterion 3.10.x: When a user chooses to render Web content to a print viewport, there should be no loss of visual information in the printed rendering. If the author specifies CSS Print properties for the content, those properties will be honored when the content is rendered to the printed page. The user may increase the font size of Web content to improve readability and has the option to scale and reflow the content on the resulting printed page. Examples of Success Criterion 3.10.x : A user with low vision is reading an online newspaper with the assistance of a screen magnifier and wishes to make a print copy of an article so that they may continue reading while on the commuter train. The user selects the large print option on their browser's print dialog to create an easy to read print version. The resulting print version uses increases the default font size to 16pts and reflows the content so that it fits the page width. Related Resources for Success Criterion 3.10.x: To be written Notes: 1. Guideline 3.10 requires renumbering. This proposal should become 3.10.12 2. For 3.10.x, I do not specifically reference font size. With Guideline 3.6 covering text configuration, I do not think it is necessary to repeat that here, though others may feel differently. 3. Thanks to Jim for helping restart this. Mark [1] http://www.w3.org/WAI/UA/tracker/actions/41
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