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Explanation of terms in WCAG 2.0

The following terms and concepts in WCAG 2.0 have proved to be difficult to translate. This is a list of those terms with explanations that have been developed to help translation. The list is expected to grow as questions come in from various translators.

@@Add explanations from exchanges between Makoto and Gregg

Content last updated: $Date: 2009/01/27 22:32:01 $

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