W3C

Lost in W3C Web Space
Lessons from the WAI Site Redesign
W3C 2005 Technical Plenary Presentation Material

Preamble

Shawn Lawton Henry
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Education and Outreach (EOWG)
Chris Hass
American Institutes of Research (AIR) Human Factors Research and Design
usability testing
observing real people completing real tasks

Usability Testing on Existing Site: w3.org/WAI

WAI Report

WAI Sub-Site

Find all that hard work...

w3.org/WAI

Find information on making data tables accessible

Redesign

User-Centered Design (UCD) Process

WAI Site Vision

User Analysis

Tasks

Information Architecture

Used UCD data to develop… www.w3.org/WAI/ut2/

Prototype Redesign Status

Try again

www.w3.org/WAI/ut2/

Find information on making data tables accessible…

Usability Testing

Describing the Site

Existing:

Existing:

Redesign Prototype

Usability Testing Clips

Subjective Ratings

Task Completion

Motivated?

"Discount Usability"

Questions ? Comments .

wai-site-comments@w3.org
for publicly archived list that WAI Site Redesign Task Force can see
Shawn: shawn@w3.org
direct to me
Chris: CHass@air.org
AIR usability testing

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