WAI-images

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Social images update

Background: We created images for social media mostly ad-hoc. Now we are designing a new template to be used for most images.

Final drafts:
WCAG 3 - W3C Accessibility Guidelines 3 - W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) How People with Disabilities Use the Web - W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)

Tweaks to be made:

  • tweak spacing of icons, e.g., seems too much space around the ear, especially to the right of it
  • balance weight of text with acronym and document name without acronym; probably make one without acronym heavier text
  • confirm yellow is #eed009 on blue #005A9C (so we have contrast ratio >4.5:1)
  • confirm icons have appropriate line width
  • consider solid body icon...

Note: Contrast of yellow #eed009 on blue #005A9C is 4.6:1. With the new algorithm, it is just a tad below threshold. We will leave it for now.




Template notes:

  • Some will have an acronym and that can be prominent, e.g., WCAG 3 = W3C Accessibility Guidelines
  • Some will have a resource name and no acronym, e.g., People Use Web resource
  • Font: Noto Sans
  • WAI site colors

Priorities:

  • WCAG 3 — note that WCAG 3 = W3C Accessibility Guidelines 3 (*not* "web content" like wcag 2)
  • new People Use Web resource (since there is a typo!)

Existing images that we probably would like to update using the new template:

And some that we might want to keep their different background and icons/imagery, yet update with a more consistent presentation of W3C and WAI):

Other icons and images

Existing polished, vetted icons:

Draft icons: