< Scripts for Showcase Examples with Videos
| Sequence | Narration | Visuals | Audio Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | [INTRO MUSIC] | [TITLE] Web Accessibility Perspectives - Large Links, Buttons, and Controls | [before narration:] Web accessibility perspectives |
| 1 | Trying to hit a small target requires lots of effort. | Show someone seemingly sat on a chair at home trying to thread a needle, they repeatedly miss. | [after narration:] A woman tries to thread a needle but misses. |
| 2 | Many websites and applications try to thread the needle. | Show the same person (on a sewing website on a tablet?) try to tap a tiny tick and not managing to tap the icon because it is so small – they react as they did with the needle. | [after narration:] The woman fails to tap small links on a website. |
| 4 | But on the web we can make areas for clicking and tapping larger and easier to use. | The area surrounding the tick becomes larger and the user manages to tap it now more easily. | [after narration:] The links become larger in area, and the woman now easily taps them. |
| 5 | Which is handy on mobile devices, especially when we might be moving around at the time. | Person grabs the tablet and gets up, continuing to use the website while moving around. | [after narration:] The woman is using a tablet while preparing a coffee. |
| 6 | Which is critical for people with reduced dexterity. | Cut to a person working on a computer and has a tremor meaning the cursor moves a lot. They are not able to use the website with the small tick but then successfully click it when it is enlarged. |
[after narration:] Another woman with a hand tremor is unable to navigate precisely with the mouse, and unable to click small buttons on a website. |
| 7 | Web accessibility: essential for some, useful for all. | (Continuation of previous scene) | [after narration:] The buttons become larger and the woman with tremor is now able to click them. |
| 8 | Visit w3.org/WAI/perspectives for more information on large links, buttons, and controls. | [WEB ADDRESS (w3.org/WAI/perspectives); W3C AND WAI LOGOS; COPYRIGHT NOTICE] | W3C Web Accessibility Initiative, copyright 2016 |