The following tabbed sections contain helpful information, but are not required (informative).
Get Started
Summary
[TBD: paragraph or bullet list of what is required]
Why
[TBD: 2-3 paragraph or bullet list of why the guideline is important.]
Who it helps
[TBD: paragraph or bullet list of the disability groups and barriers]
How
[TBD: paragraph describing the generic cross-platform solution]
Exceptions
- [TBD: numbered list of any exceptions. Platform-specific exceptions should refer to the Method for that platform.]
Examples
[TBD: 1-3 short examples how the guideline could be used or implemented.]
Plan
Planning Responsibilities
- Ensure that...
- [how it has to work or must do]
Tips for Collaboration
Where communication is important with designers, developers, testers
Planning for Each Stage:
How to get started early
How to remediate
Methods
- Method 1...
- Method 2...
- Method 3...
Design
- Ensure that...
- [how it has to work or must do]
HOW - Guide:
Designer Tips:
- [TBD: Anything the designer should be aware of for this guideline]
User Testing & Meaningful Involvement:
- [TBD: tips for involving people with disabilities for this guideline.}
- [TBD: any tips for user research with people with disabilities for this guideline.]
Write
Editorial Responsibilities
- Ensure that...
- [how it has to work or must do]
Examples & Demo:
[TBD: applicable Video. See Perspectives Videos from EO.]
Editorial Tips:
Develop
Technical Responsibilities
- Ensure that...
- [how it has to work or must do]
Examples & Demo:
[TBD: applicable Video. See Perspectives Videos from EO.] or examples of pseudo-code (not platform-specific).
Technical Tips:
- [anything a developer should watch out for or particularly be aware of]
Evaluate
Testing Responsibilities
- Ensure that...
- [how it has to work or must do]
Auto-Testing Tips:
[TBD: Any special things to look for or consider. Includes links to 3rd party/crowd-sourced tips?]
Manual Testing Tips:
[TBD: Any special things to look for or consider. Includes links to 3rd party/crowd-sourced tips?]
Testing with Users:
[TBD: Any special considerations for QA testing with people with disabilities (not user research testing). Example: Screenreader users may not be able to detect that a modal exists.]