Re: [Tips for Getting Started Input : Tips on Writing for Web Accessibility]

Dear Cindy,

Thanks for this very useful feedback. It is quite timely as well since we
are in the process of redesigning the WAI web site and editing the
content.  I have submitted you or comments (via this email) to the mailing
list o the WAI site redesign Task Force so they can take your helpful
comments into consideration as we do the redesign work.

As well, your suggestions have been posted to the Quick Tip Git Hub
repository <https://github.com/w3c/wai-quick-start/issues>and raised as
issues to be addressed.  Please do not hesitate to let us know if you have
any additional concerns or items you would like us to consider.

Best,
Sharron


----Original Message---
From: Cindy Croxton <cindy@elecplus.com>
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2017 09:02:04 -0500
To: <wai-eo-editors@w3.org>

A link to return to the top of the page would be very useful. Since there
is not one, I have to scroll all the way back up, and hope that the side
bar has not changed as I read pages. Also, you are not following your own
advice about breadcrumbs. The only link I see at the top left is Home.
Disabilities is surely a subsection of something else, and not available
directly from your home page?

Cindy Croxton

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