Wcag docs survey

Reviewing comments from User Survey on WCAG documents

1. . Please review [long-form responses] for the sections assigned to you.
2. . Please identify trends in the responses and record your comments on the [Survey]

Please provide any comments on the visual design or informational structure that you feel particularly help or hinder use of the techniques document or of individual techniques.

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• James Nurthen
• David MacDonald
• Loretta Guarino Reid
• Mike Elledge

Please provide any suggestions you have for changes to make the techniques document more useful or easier to use

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• Josh [DONE]
• Tim Boland
• Kathy Wahlbin

Do you have any suggestions for improvements to the Introduction to Understanding WCAG 2.0 section?

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• Marc Johlic
• Maureen Kraft
• Adam Solomon
• Josh [DONE]

Do you have any suggestions for improvements to the Understanding Techniques for WCAG Success Criteria section?

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• John Foliot
• Wilco Fiers
• Jon Avila [done]
• Josh [DONE]

Please provide any comments on the visual design or informational structure that you feel particularly help or hinder use of the Understanding document.

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• Katie Haritos-Shea
• AWK
• Bruce Bailey [done]

Please provide any suggestions you have for changes to make the techniques document more useful or easier to use.

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• Saliesh Pangchang
• Michael Cooper
• Alistair Garrison

Do you have any suggestions for improvements to these sections (of How To Meet)?

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• Eric Eggert
• Christophe Strobbe
• Brent Shiver

When customizing the How to Meet WCAG 2.0 resource to show only a specific technology, such as CSS, general techniques are also included. Do you like this? Please provide any comments or thoughts on this behavior you would like to share.

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• Adam Solomon
• Alistair Garrison
• AWK

Please share any additional comments regarding the customization of this resource (How to Meet)

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• Brent Shiver
• Bruce Bailey
• Christophe Strobbe

Please provide any comments on the visual design or informational structure that you feel particularly help or hinder use of the How to Meet WCAG 2.0 resource

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• David MacDonald
• Eric Eggert
• James Nurthen

Please provide any suggestions you have for changes to make the How to Meet WCAG 2.0 document more useful or easier to use.

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• John Foliot
• Jon Avila [done]
• Josh [DONE]

Are there any other ideas or suggestions that you have that would make implementing support for the WCAG 2.0 success criteria easier for you?

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• Kathy Wahlbin
• Katie Haritos-Shea
• Loretta Guarino Reid

Do you feel that there is benefit in offering additional features to the documents discussed, such as tagging, commenting, or rating to help share further information on these resources? Please comment.

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• Marc Johlic
• Maureen Kraft
• Michael Cooper

Please provide any comments or suggestions for improving the information and usability of the WCAG Overview

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• Mike Elledge
• Saliesh Pangchang

Please provide any comments or suggestions for improving the information and usability of the WCAG 2 at a Glance

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• Tim Boland
• Wilco Fiers
• AWK

Please provide any comments or suggestions for improving the information and usability of The WCAG 2.0 Documents

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• Josh [DONE]
• Loretta Guarino Reidd

Please provide any comments or suggestions for improving the information and usability of the Web Accessibility Tutorials

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• James Nurthen
• David MacDonald

Please provide any comments or suggestions for improving the information and usability of the Accessibility Principles page

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• Jon Avila [done]