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Made WCAG references consistent #350
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I searched (Ctrl + F) in the entire file and found a few more instances that might need a cleanup. Maybe this one in line 520: "A common example of accessibility requirements are the WCAG 2.1 success criteria." Also, the way we write out references to success criteria has a bit of variation when it comes to commas, capitalization and mention of SC numbers:
Other than that, it seems pretty consistent to me now. |
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Looks good to me.
+1 on Anne's comment about the style consistency.
I don't think line 520 necessarily needs to be changed as it is providing a specific example of a source of accessibility requirements. We'll see what the group thinks during the meeting. |
@@ -517,7 +517,7 @@ Definitions {#definitions} | |||
<dt><dfn>Accessibility requirement</dfn><dt> | |||
<dd> | |||
<p>A requirement is a condition that has to be satisfied in order to conform to a standard, or to comply with a contract, policy or regulation. An accessibility requirement is a requirement aimed at improving access for people with disabilities to an ICT product.</p> | |||
<p>A common example of accessibility requirements are the WCAG 2.1 success criteria. There are other standards, including W3C standards, that have recommendations for accessibility, such as WAI-ARIA and HTML. Accessibility requirements are also often found in company policies, regional standards or in legislation.</p> | |||
<p>A common example of accessibility requirements are the WCAG success criteria. There are other standards, including W3C standards, that have recommendations for accessibility, such as WAI-ARIA and HTML. Accessibility requirements are also often found in company policies, regional standards or in legislation.</p> |
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Should "WCAG" be "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines [[WCAG]]" ?
Suggested edits to take care of Issue #323
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