WCAG docs redesign

Hello,

I work for Deque Systems as a native mobile app accessibility consultant.

I use the W3 quite often and would very much like to see more technique and understanding documentation about native mobile, as well as other non-HTML-based platforms. While much of the text for the Understanding documentation is device-agnostic, there is still some web-centric referencing; the techniques are still to a large extent for web.

Whether or not the majority of W3 WCAG users are web, native mobile is on the rise. I am sometimes hesitant to point mobile clients to WAI resources for mobile given the disparate amount of useful information for web vs mobile.

I know there is a mobile taskforce, and likely some of my own current or former Deque colleagues are involved. Please use this redesign to consider at the very least making sure that the content is mobile-web friendly, and updating the language of each technique to include at least one, if not more, native mobile examples.

Thank you,

Jamie Herrera
Native Mobile Accessibility Consultant, CPWA
Accessibility for Good.

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