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Adding Common constraints for accessibility #316
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<p><span class="rfc2119-assertion" id="common-constraints-a11y-1"> | ||
It is MANDATORY to provide a <code>title</code> that can be automatically rendered in a non-visual way |
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I think, we should use here the rfc2119 terminology "SHOULD".
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does this apply to "all" title terms in the TD model or only the top level one?
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I think, we should use here the rfc2119 terminology "SHOULD".
agreed. I think we should make it conditionally mandatory for scenarios with people with disabilities, i.e. replace MANDATORY with REQUIRED.
I suggest we apply it to all terms - partially "hiding" items seems not to be appropriate.
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fyi we have already this kind of discussion here: #138
I want to record my opinion from the call: |
Introducing a new section with two requirements to satisfy the needs of people with disabilities.
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