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WCAG A11Y DPUB Server-Side Scripting Techniques

SVR1: Implementing automatic redirects on the server side instead of on the client side

SVR2: Using .htaccess to ensure that the only way to access non-conforming content is from conforming content

SVR3: Using HTTP referer to ensure that the only way to access non-conforming content is from conforming content

SVR4: Allowing users to provide preferences for the display of conforming alternate versions

SVR5: Specifying the default language in the HTTP header

WCAG A11Y DPUB Silverlight Techniques

-all of them are not relevant due to EOF (End of Life) (do we all agree with this?)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FEIlzg2SLqxu6TERZRV_lkgROZj6t-6VFwDAlp4HqNc/edit?usp=sharing

Tzviya, http headers, we could want the alternative versions for image description

George, Epub web, GPII (Greg Vanderhiden) Global Public Inclusive Infrastructure… Raising the Floor

this sounds like preferences could be stored globally

authors may have to put in links to content

Tzviya, Need to make it apparent to the user so they can customize their experience.

SVR4 is relavent to DPUB

SVR5: Specifying the default language in the HTTP header:

Yes this is relevant to DPUB

Silverlight is dead as of 2012. so this is not relevant to DPUB.

DPUB Techniques not in WCAG

Page Numbers

Drop Cap

Notes (Footnotes, Asides, Author Notes, etc.)

positional location of text to indicate different speakers,

phonetic spellings of proper nouns (maybe indi work in w3c?)

how does layout improve comprehension?

Deborah, Tzyvia what about heading levels / indy work?

Tzviya, we should specify best practices for heading levels

Deeply Nexted Heading Levels Best Practices, list titles

Role=title is being used where List-Head should be used

Semantically needed List-Head for DPUB but not sure when this will be addressed.

George, the whole issue of skipability , escapability.

eg, skip announcing page numbers

escape past (large table) to the next block element

list of elements that are skipable & escapeable.

Skipable (footnotes for example)

Tzvyia, are these handled in ARIA?

George, Daisy has this notion of skipable / escapable.

Tzvyia, we need to terminology native semantics / ARIA.

Deborah, Mia mentioned a11y test-taking has to be controllable by an administrator, but user preferences should be also user controlled but an admin to give extra time etc.

Tzyvia, Mark Hackinen is an expert in this field.

George, someone needs to see if there is an ARIA notion of skipable / escapable

Diagrammer, 3d, tactile, alternative descriptions.

Tzyvia, how do you label a listhead? How to format the content.

George, formatting providing guidance layout, transitions, extra white space, (ARIA sepporator)

Tzyvia, layout should be irrelavent to semantics. but could be edge cases.

next step an outline for the note to discuss next week.

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