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[Browsing] Maybe add Sign Language? #26
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I now see that this is in the next section under Presentation. Feel free to close issue if this is sufficient. |
Good point @bakkenb, I think sign-language falls into both sections. |
Rethinking this, the accessibility features described in "Perception" do some form of translation from one sense to another. The features in "Presentation" use the same senses. Sign-language still uses the same (visual) sense as written text, whereas "captions" translate audio content into visual content. I wonder if and how we should explain this (seems quite technical). |
I see your point between Perception and Presentation. I am fine leaving it the way it currently is. Thank you for the explanation. I didn't notice the subtleties until you pointed it out. |
Well, I had to remind myself too, which is not really a good sign on how self-explanatory this is. |
Revised first paragraph under "More about perception" to better clarify this - @bakkenb please check. |
@nitedog, Thanks for the update. It is more clear now. I am good with wording. |
Not sure about this one, but just asking.
In the "Perception - hearing, feeling, and seeing" section of the document under the examples area, should we add sign language as an accessibility feature?
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