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Principles document examples for nonvisual reading #251

Closed madeleinerothberg closed 5 months ago

madeleinerothberg commented 6 months ago

In the Principles document Section 3.1 Supports nonvisual reading the Examples are as follows:

EXAMPLE 1: Descriptive explanations All content is available for reading using computer-generated speech and refreshable braille . Portions of the content may not be available for reading using computer-generated speech and refreshable braille. Portions of the content are not available for reading using computer-generated speech and refreshable braille. EXAMPLE 2: Compact explanations Readable in computer-generated audio and braille. Not fully readable in computer-generated audio and braille. May not be fully readable in computer-generated audio and braille. Unknown.

Are these intended to be parallel in the order they are listed, with each compact explanation matching a descriptive explanation? Maybe items 2 and 3 of the compact versions should be swapped? And there is no descriptive version for unknown.

GeorgeKerscher commented 6 months ago

Yes, the order in the compact need to be swaped.

However the unknown with a descriptive triggers another question. I will file a new issue on that.

GeorgeKerscher commented 6 months ago

I believe this is fixed in the current version of Principles. Currently we do not have an unknown.

Best George

avneeshsingh commented 6 months ago

@madeleinerothberg , can you please verify if it is fixed.

madeleinerothberg commented 5 months ago

The order is now consistent. There are some spaces missing in the 4th bullet in each section (not known) but we are still trying to decide if we want an "unknown" bullet at all.

Note that the items were reordered and this is now 3.2 Supports nonvisual reading

GeorgeKerscher commented 5 months ago

Is the order consistent in the Principles and in both techniques for non-visual? I thought the second and third are reversed between the principles and the techniques. Please double check.

Still agree that we do not know about unknown.

madeleinerothberg commented 5 months ago

This ticket is only about the Principles document and the order of the descriptive and compact examples which now match. I think this can be closed.

We talked on the editors call on 4/11 about whether the order in Principles should match the order in the technical instructions in the Techniques docs, which rely on the order that works best for the if/else statements. That is issue #260 which you opened recently.