Your page isn't in accordance with your standards.

Dear Sirs:

I regreat to anounce that your page:
http://www.w3.org/WAI/
isn't in accordance with your standards and uses the WAI Standard symbol.
Reasons:
*Priority 2 Verification Checklist
*11.2 <http://www.w3.org/TR/WAI-WEBCONTENT/#tech-avoid-deprecated> Avoid
deprecated features of W3C technologies.

   - Rule: 11.2.1 - Identify the use of one or more deprecated elements
   or attributes within the document.
      - *Failure* - Document uses one or more deprecated elements or
      attributes. The document contains the element: ol with the deprecated
      attribute: type

13.1 <http://www.w3.org/TR/WAI-WEBCONTENT/#tech-meaningful-links> Clearly
identify the target of each link.

   - Rule: 13.1.1 - All Anchor elements are required not to use any of
   the defined link phrases in the link text.
      - No Anchor elements that use any of the defined link phrases in
      the link text were found in document body.
   - Rule: 13.1.2 - All Anchor elements are required not to use the same
   link text to refer to different resources.
      - *Failure* - Anchor Element at Line: 417, Column: 66
      - *Failure* - Anchor Element at Line: 436, Column: 11
      - *Failure* - Anchor Element at Line: 443, Column: 11
      - *Failure* - Anchor Element at Line: 582, Column: 1


These to issues need to be solved in order to claim a WAI-AA WCAG
1.0conformity. To be tripple A you need also to fix this:

*Priority 3 Verification Checklist

*10.5 <http://www.w3.org/TR/WAI-WEBCONTENT/#tech-divide-links> Until user
agents (including assistive technologies) render adjacent links distinctly,
include non-link, printable characters (surrounded by spaces) between
adjacent links.

   - Rule: 10.5.1 - All Anchor elements not surrounding images cannot be
   directly adjacent.
      - *Failure* - Anchor Element found at Line: 300, Column: 278 is
      directly adjacent to the Anchor element that precedes it.
      - *Failure* - Anchor Element found at Line: 420, Column: 145 is
      directly adjacent to the Anchor element that precedes it.


Althou the page is WAI-A WCAG 1.0 and not WAI-AA as you claim.

I'm proud to say that my company's web site gained WAI-AAA WCAG 1.0, XHTML
1.0 and CSS validation yesterday after a long and painfull effort to do it
so.

Kind regards
Joao Ribeiro da Silva

Received on Monday, 14 May 2007 18:03:15 UTC