- From: Sylvie Duchateau <sylvie.duchateau@snv.jussieu.fr>
- Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2004 10:10:10 -0500
- To: <wai-eo-editors@w3.org>
Hello, here are some typing mistakes found in the suite business case. 1. In overview, introduction, second paragrap: "There is an initial cost for organziations implementing Web accessibility;" typing mistake in organizations. 2. Several times on the overview page we find the word: accessibilty. Also two times in social factors. 3. In technical factors: In paragraph: "Identifying Technical Factors for a Specific Organization". Typo error: first list fourth bullet: "be prepared for advanced Web technologies? provide future-compatibility of you technology?" write your technology. 4. In financial factors: Bullet: How will the organization's specific Web site issues impact on-going costs? Typing mistake in "content, such as providing captions for the audio in multimedia content. Similarly, the type of content and the development and testing environment in the organziation determines the impact of accessibility on added (quality assurance) testing time." organziation instead of organization. 5. In policy page : introduction: Legal and policy factors apply differently to specific organizations and situations. For example, one organization might be required by explicit government regulations to make their Web sites accessible, while other organization follows the Web accessibility policies recommended by its trade association and regulations to make their Web sites accessible, while other organization follows the Web accessibility policies recommended by its trade association and required by a partner company." Isn't it: "while other organizations follow.. their" or "while another organization follows?". 6. In section: "Identifying Legal and Policy Factors for a Specific Organization" bullet: ". @@ think this needs to be a section below & not a question@@ Is it helpful to include the risk of failing to provide accessible Web sites?" action for not complying with requirements for Web accessibility. Sometimes the legal requirements for an organization might not be clear. In such cases, some organization determine that it is in their best interest (financially and otherwise) to make their sites accessible, rather than risk legal action. correct: some organizations determine. 7. In section "industry and Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)" it seems that a word is missing in sentence in second paragraph: "Many corporations and NGOs establish their own policies for Web accessibility, which are often more extensive those required by government policies." Regards Sylvie
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