This is a text version of the public questionnaire:

  "DDWG Core Vocabulary contribution form"

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Property description
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Describe the property with as much precision as possible.
 * Example: "The total number of addressable pixels in the horizontal
direction of a rectangular display when held in its default orientation.
The property does not apply to screen shapes that are not rectangular or
square."
 


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Property measurement
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How is the property measured? Indicate the "well known" units normally
used, or range of values, or enumerated set of values.
 * Example: "The pixels are counted from the top left corner to the top
right corner, and the result expressed as an integer whose units are
'pixels'."
 


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Property type
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Indicate the data type that would be used with the measurement indicated
above. Typical types include integers, non-negative integers, reals,
fractions, strings.
 * Example: "Non-negative integer."
 


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Justification for addition
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Give your justification for the property being in the core vocabulary. Be
as detailed as you can.
 * Example: "Needed to fit/crop images, text or other width-adaptable
content to the screen. Especially useful for LTR and RTL content, where
vertical scrolling would be the norm but horizontal scrolling is not
desirable. Identified as an important property by the DDWG in its Top N
finding. Present in UAProf. Present (and used) in existing adaptation
solutions."
 

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