RE: ATAG brief - review and suggestions

Hi Michele.

 

Thank you very much for your suggestions on social media.

 

Here’s an update to social media 

https://atag-briefs--wai-intro-atag.netlify.app/standards-guidelines/atag/social-media/

 

This brief had changed significantly based on previous EOWG conversation last Friday, so it made little sense to go through the word document as it was very outdated.

 

I did include some of your feedback, especially in the second and third examples.

 

As said earlier, if you disagree with something that has been added or not included as you suggest, please let us know by today EOB so that we can discuss in our planning meeting tomorrow morning your time.

 

Best.

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Daniel Montalvo

 

Accessibility Education and Training Specialist

W3C/WAI

 

From: Michele Williams <mawilliams031@outlook.com> 
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Subject: ATAG brief - review and suggestions

 

Hi everyone, as mentioned on our weekly call I was going to do some edits of the briefs via a Word document so I can put in comments as well as edits that are accessible and more easily generated than GitHub tickets. 

 

I started with "Social Media" just because I grabbed a random one, and I'll ultimately take a pass at each one, but I'll have to come back to it on Monday. Nonetheless, in case folks are working over the weekend here's the Social Media one which includes comments both for that subject as well the more general layout.

 

I'm not sure who is on the "WAI editors" email list so I've cc'ed everyone I thought was involved and feel free to have me drop your individual email if this is sending you 2 messages.

 

Regards,

Michele