- From: Peter Krantz <peter.krantz@gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 8 Apr 2009 23:27:07 +0200
- To: www-validator@w3.org
Hi! The past couple of evenings I have been trying to implement experimental support for WAI-ARIA validation in the validator with the ambition to come up with something that: a) provides document authors with a tool to check WAI-ARIA markup and b) enables authors to continue checking documents containing WAI-ARIA attributes. Before doing more work in this direction I would be interested in hearing ideas on the "right" way to do this. I have based my experiments on the extended DTD:s that Steve Faulkner created. 1. From a user perspective it would be nice to have a "Validate WAI-ARIA (experimental)" checkbox to enable validation. Another option would be to just add the set of DTD:s to the dropdown menu that already exists. What do you think? I talked to some developers I know and they would like to have the ckeckbox and argued that WAI-ARIA should be selected as default. The reason was that their customers were likely to check what they delivered and they were reluctant to start using WAI-ARIA stuff if the validator was likely to hit them back with an error (which may be a reason to redesign how validation results are presented). 2. Would a patch for the above be accepted or is there work being done elsewhere in this direction? Regards, Peter Krantz
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