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…links were rendered in github from readme.html
…s for bullets under problems section in readme.
…s related guidelines section.
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Many thanks for this PR. Taken a lot of the concepts and used them within the current structure. GH-pages should be updated to reflect this soon. |
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Hello @jspellman, @michael-n-cooper, and @hallmedia,
This pr begins to flesh out the styles and structure of the detail page for an individual guideline.
I referenced the new WAI website in selecting colors and fonts in order to promote consistency. For the copy, I used some pretty rough placeholder text, based on the notes from CSUN and additional Silver documentation.
I also updated the readme file with some new guidelines as well as my thoughts on what we need to do moving forward (such as establish a method for testing prototypes.)
I'd really like to develop this further into a living style guide, using a prototyping framework such as Pattern Lab or Foundation.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts, and I hope this will be helpful going into AccessU!