Against the 22 October 2001 version of XAG.
Checkpoint | pass,fail,n/a | comments | |
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xslt | xsl | ||
1.1 Provide a mechanism to explicitly associate alternatives for content or content fragments. | n/a | provides way to preserve these relationships in transformation | |
1.2 Define flexible associations, where a given kind of relationship can link to or from objects of varying types without constraint. | n/a | ||
1.3 Reuse existing accessibility modules to indicate alternative-equivalent associations. | n/a | ||
2.1 Ensure all semantics are captured in markup in a repurposeable form. | n/a | ||
2.x Specific checkpoint for Final-form dialects. | will apply to xsl:fo | ||
2.2 Separate presentation properties using stylesheet technology/styling mechanisms. | n/a | ||
2.3 Use the standard XML linking and pointing mechanisms (XLink and XPointer). | pass | ||
2.4 Define element types that allow classification and grouping (header, section, list, etc). | n/a | ||
2.5 Provide for a full containment model with chunks of reasonable size. | n/a | ||
2.6 Define element types that identify important text content. | n/a | ||
2.7 Provide a mechanism for identifying summary / abstract / title. | n/a | ||
2.8 Don't overload the semantics of elements. | pass | ||
2.9 Reuse accessible modules from schema as originally specified / intended. | n/a | ||
2.10 Allow association of metadata with distinct elements and groups of elements. | ?? | ||
3.2 Define navigable structures that allow discrete, sequential, structured, and search navigation functionalities. | n/a | ||
3.3 Use CSS or XSLT to describe a basic outline view. | ?? | ||
3.4 Use a device-independent interaction and events model / module. | n/a | ||
3.5 Allow for user control of interaction timing - rate of change, external events triggering document changes, etc. | n/a | ||
4.1 Ensure human-readable documentation conforms to WCAG double A. | didn't evaluate | ||
4.2 Provide a machine-understandable means/mechanism to get from a document instance to the schema. | not sure | ||
4.3 Provide explicit human readable definitions for markup semantics. | not sure | ||
4.4 Use schema (in preference to DTD) to provide explicit documentation/annotation of element/attribute/etc semantics. | not sure | ||
4.5 Provide semantic relationships to other schema where appropriate and possible. | not sure | ||
4.6 Document accessibility features of the application. | not sure | ||
4.7 Include accessibility requirements in conformance requirements | n/a?? | ||
4.8 Document techniques for WCAG, ATAG, and UAAG with respect to the XML application. | not sure | ||
4.9 Do not assume that element or attribute names provide any information about element semantics. | pass | ||
4.10 Document navigable structures. Describe how discrete, sequential, structured, and search navigation mechanisms should work | n/a |
$Date: 2001/10/29 20:15:28 $ Wendy Chisholm