Planning

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Main Resources

• Prototype: Current prototype on Github
• Requirements analysis: Planning/Requirements Analysis

Current Work

• For review: Prototype
  • Previous mockup feedback: Incorporated into prototype
• For information:
  • Planning/Background
  • Planning/Plan
• Working on':
  • Planning/Mapping of Strategic Document Content
  • Planning/Categories
    • Revisiting categories and adding more information on content focus for each activity

Planning

• Deliverables schedule

Related Resources

• Planning and Managing Web Accessibility: Provides background on previous work on Planning related resources.
• Start with Accessibility: Includes content related to project management activities.

Worth reading

• Aiming for Excellence: Accessibility at a Fortune 50 Company: Paul Schantz's write up of CSUN2015 talk by Target's Toby Erickson
• Accessibility at the BBC: Paul Schantz's write up of CSUN2015 talk by BBC's Ian Pouncey
• Accessibility in the Web Project Lifecycle: Paul Schantz's write up of CSUN2015 talk by Denis Boudreau. Particularly liked the quote 'accessibility is not a project with start and end dates, it’s a program. A lifelong, ongoing program'.
• Accessibility in an Agile World: Paul Schantz's write up of CSUN2015 talk by Salesforce's Jesse Hausler and Cordelia McGee-Tubb.
• Purchasing Accessible EIT Products: A Suggested Campus Procurement Process: Paul Schatz's write up of CSUN2015 talk by CSUN folks.
• Accessibility for Project Managers: Henny Swan's blog article. Covers core aspects of project structure and how accessibility should be integrated.
• It is time to let go of the waterfall model of accessibility: Karl Groves outlines how writing requirements specs and creating approval milestones is not as effective as a more agile role-the-sleeves-up and get in there approach.
• OptionKeys: Plan for accessibility: Extremely light list of things to consider by stage.
• Accessibility Planning and Resource Guide for Cultural Administrators: This covers accessibility planning in a much broader context, but there are parallels with web accessibility planning.
• Budgeting for Your Web Accessibility Plans: A bit too much detail for this resource perhaps, but an interesting overview of budgeting considerations.
• Indicators for Institutional Web Accessibility: List of indicators of good web accessibility strategy being in place. Could be used to flip round as possible activities that will help.
• Planning for accessibility: AccessiQ provide a simple overview of planning for accessibility. nice easy breakdown of the two challenges: fixing what's there and making sure new stuff is accessible.

History

Planning/Archive: Outdated or resolved information that has been on this page is available in the archive.

Audience

• Planning/Personas
  • Explore the types of people who would have an interest in accessibility planning and what their needs are

Content

• Planning/Content Analysis
  • Completed initial analysis of available WAI content and content needs

Information Architecture

• Planning/Information Architecture
  • Completed analysis of card sorting exploration of planning activities

• Planning/Activities
  • Confirmed activity concepts and focus
  • Added any missing activities

• Planning/Resource Name
  • Explore what the best name for the resource would be

• Planning/Design
  • Considered various page templates
  • Explored content needs per page