Change Log: Overview Pages

This page records change requests and changes made to the draft overview and introduction pages:

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Last updated on $Date: 2004/10/16 01:30:40 $ by $Author: shawn $

Old Images

diagram with WCAG 2.0, Principles, Guidelines, Success Criteria, Definitions, Benefits, and Examples stacked on top of each other

[DONE] use smaller font for screen grabs
[DONE] make it easier to follow the process
[DONE] remove the checklist section
[DONE] remove the html examples
[DONE] take out the priority
[DONE] move explanation of gateway up, while leaving the first image "above the fold"
[DONE] accept libby's rewording on middle of docs
[DONE] change title to: Navigating WCAG 1.0 Guidelines and Techniques Documents
[DONE] maybe move first diagram before any text
[?] (from walk through: techn for 2.1 maybe goes...)
[think not worth the complication of implementing it and providing affordance for it now that have the links right next to it] consider building in an image map behind the graphic near the front
[DONE, took it out so as to avoid the issue] [change log editor's note, not discussed in group: shouldn't we be aying "selecting" rather than "clicking" a link?]

[DONE (didn't think of any other good ones in limited time)]shawn & libby work on checking the other h2's
- [DONE] try changing h2 to 'who wcag is for' or something like that
- [DONE] try changing first h2 to "web content accessibility guidelines (wcag)"
[DONE, changed <h2> and <h3>s] shawn & charmane work on reorganizing the wcag doc links
- [DONE] flip order of translations and ordering under quicktips
- [DONE] flip order of errata and translations
[DONE] changes from Alan's email as discusssed in the teleconference

purpose and use:

illustrate WCAG1.0 Techniques documents relationship - specifically to explain that when from the guidelines you click on techniques you don't really get the techniques themselves, you get a list and then from there you need to click again to get the actual techniques
presentations - would be cool to have SVG that can activate each of the 3 first boxes and it would show a screen clip of the link .. or maybe better just to toggle over to a browser so get full screen ..
WAI Web site (stand alone)

version 2:

judy concerned looks like techniques are the foundation, suggests vertical layout. vertical will work fine for online, but not for presentations ('cause not enough room with large font)
start of an svg version
fyi, an early incarnation previous version

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