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WAI Site Task Force of EOWG Work Statement

Status: Reviewed in EOWG teleconferences on 19 and 26 September 2003. All changes complete.

Objectives

The WAI Site Task Force of EOWG ("Task Force") operates under the EOWG charter.

The objectives of the WAI Site Task Force of EOWG are to:

• redesign the WAI Web site following a user-centered design process (UCD), to provide
  • increased usability of the WAI Web site, demonstrated by usability testing
  • increased use of the resources on the WAI Web site due to better usability
• provide documentation of the re-design process for:
  • review by EOWG, and approval of EOWG
  • availability to the public, W3C Members, and W3C Staff

Communication

WAI Site Task Force of EOWG communications are publicly visible. Communication mechanisms for the Task Force include:

• WAI Site Task Force of EOWG mailing list <public-wai-eo-site@w3.org> and archives
• weekly Task Force teleconferences
• monthly Task Force work in EOWG teleconferences
• WAI Web Site Redesign Project Web page

Participation

Task Force participants must be participants in good standing of the EOWG, should have experience with UCD or EOWG, and must actively contribute to the work of the Task Force, including:

• minimum 2 hours per week of Task Force work
• remain current on the Task Force mailing list and respond in a timely manner to postings on Task Force mailing list
• participate in Task Force telephone meetings, or send regrets to the Task Force list
• assist in preparing Task Force deliverables for discussion

W3C Team Leadership

The Task Force facilitator is Shawn Henry, the W3C Team contact for EOWG.

Participants

WSTF participants are:

1. Andrew Arch (Vision Australia Foundation)
2. Blossom Michaeloff (Wells Fargo)
3. Carol Smith (Kognitive)
4. Charmane Corcoran (Michigan State University)
5. Jon Dodd (Bunnyfoot Universality)
6. Justin Thorp (Michigan State University)
7. Matt May (W3C/WAI, MIT)
8. Michael Lenz (Cisco Systems, Inc.)
9. Sailesh Panchang (Deque Systems)
10. Shawn Lawton Henry (W3C/WAI, MIT) [facilitator and W3C Team Contact]

Document Information

[Contacting WAI] Feedback welcome to wai-eo-editors@w3.org (a publicly archived list).

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