- From: Shadi Abou-Zahra <shadi@w3.org>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 19:11:42 +0200
- To: Yeliz Yesilada <yesilady@cs.man.ac.uk>
- CC: wai-eo-editors@w3.org
Hi Yeliz, Thank you for addressing my comments, please find some responses below: Yeliz Yesilada wrote: > priority: editor's discretion > location: experience #1 in section perceivable > current wording: "Device is used in poor lighting" > suggested revision: consider using the word "glare" > rationale: I think the term is commonly used in the mobile field. > > YY: Proposed change: > > "Many screens have limited color palette and color difference is not > presented. Device is used in poor lighting (for example, outdoors) and > because of the glare, colors are not clearly perceived." Consider "Device is *often* used ..." (added the word "often") or similar so that the second sentence does not sound as absolute. > priority: editor's discretion > location: experience #7 in section perceivable > current wording: "User who is blind or colorblind" > suggested revision: explain impact on colorblind users > rationale: It is not apparent why colorblind users can't perceive > information in non-text content. Do you mean because they may use > modified stylesheets or settings? Or because multimedia content > typically has insufficient color combinations? > > YY: Proposed change: > > "Blind or color blind users can't perceive content. Color blind users > often use alternative style-sheets and might not be able to access > important information encoded in non-text content." Do you mean to say "Blind or color blind users can't perceive *color*" or "can't perceive *non-text content*" as opposed to just "*content*"? > priority: editor's discretion > location: experience #3 in section understandable > current wording: physical properties of mobile devices > suggested revision: add something about a generally different behavior > between desktop and mobile devices, especially for auto-refresh > rationale: developers may have a different expectation of content that > "blinks, moves, scrolls or auto-updates" than when it is rendered on > mobile devices. This is due to the difference in browser behavior. > > YY: Proposed change: > > "Reduced size of mobile viewport or poor ambient lighting make it > difficult to see content. Mobile browsers can behave differently to > Desktop browsers and may increase the cost if an auto-refreshed page is > being left open or put unnoticed into the background." Works much better but I wonder if the second sentence could be split. For example to say "Mobile browsers can behave differently to Desktop browsers, for example due to network and processing capabilities. Auto-refreshed pages may also have cost implications if they are left open or put unnoticed into the background." Thanks, Shadi -- Shadi Abou-Zahra - http://www.w3.org/People/shadi/ | WAI International Program Office Activity Lead | W3C Evaluation & Repair Tools Working Group Chair |
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