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Subject: Re: [office-accessibility] Draft suggested outline for theAccessibility Appendix of the ODF 1.1 specification
Some comments: - ALT text (in all of the various places they can go) Include suggested UI for setting them What means "suggested" here? - Soft page break generation That is not a recommendation. The recommendation is: "If the application paginates the document, soft page breaks should be indicated in the document file." Malte. Peter Korn wrote, On 07/13/06 02:53: > Greetings, > > Building on the good work that Rich started with the points in his draft > appendix, I've put together an alternate view, more in outline form, for > us to also make use of in our meeting tomorrow. Below is the text in > HTML format in the e-mail, and the obligatory ODF file with this is > attached. > > I've tried to organize the material into related sections/themes, and > also suggest the inclusion of a bunch of introductory/explanatory text. > > > Peter > > > ----------------------------- > > > Outline of the draft Accessibility implementation Appendix for the ODF > 1.1. specification document > > July 11, 2006 > > > Section I: Background & Overview > > * > > Introduction > > * > > What is Accessibility? > > * > > Importance of the accessibility of the ODF application > > * > > Importance of ensuring authors encode accessibility information > into documents > > * > > (special commentary on alternate presentations of documents [e.g. > DAISY]?) > > > Section II: ODF application accessibility > > * > > <Reference Section 508 1194.21 guidelines> > > * > > Keyboard navigation/mouseless > Refer to standard keyboard gestures on various desktops > Must always have visible indication of focus > Conventions for selection, caret navigation, etc. > > * > > Theme support (including OS fonts & colors) > > * > > Interoperability with AT > > * > > Note: all of this applies to your help system as well! > > * > > Special issues for Web-based ODF applications > > > Section III: Document content accessibility > > * > > ALT text (in all of the various places they can go) > Include suggested UI for setting them > > * > > Importance of proper encoding of document structure (headings, > subheads, etc.) > > * > > Soft page break generation > > * > > Keyboard focus order for object contents (in slides, in graphics) > > > Section IV: Special issues when converting other formats to ODF > > * > > ALT text preservation (from MS-Office) > > * > > accessibility meta-data [Rich? What exactly do you mean by this?] > > * > > Preservation of structural semantics > > o > > Page breaks, > > o > > Headers > > o > > Heading levels > > o > > Forms elements > > o > > Table and and table structure: ( headers, rows, etc.) > > > Section V: Special issues for audio-based ODF applications > > * > > Desktop “self-voicing” setting > > * > > Ensure support for volume control [Rich?] > > * > > Ensure support for all speech capabilities of the TTS engine [Rich?] > >
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