Closed shawna-slh closed 4 months ago
Good idea. Are we doing it and who can implement?
@shawna-slh just to be clear, do you think we should mimic what is on that Easy Checks page exactly?
I think we need to have all of the accessibility available.
@iadawn had strong feelings about this. would be good to loop him into discussion of options...
I have updated Ade's page with this video setup - https://deploy-preview-113--wai-people-use-web.netlify.app/people-use-web/user-stories-one/ The link and heading text will need to be updated, but it's all there in concept.
FYI @shawna-slh @iadawn @JayneSchurick @kakinney the videos in 8 of the 9 user stories have been updated with the new pattern. I have also updated Auditory in Diverse Abilities (which also involved a slight format change to match the user stories.)
All user stories, Abilities and barriers, and Tools and techniques pages have been updated with videos, with the exception of Ilya, which is TBD.
@JayneSchurick please look this over while confirming summaries for each story.
@brianelton looks great!
In this case, how about having the transcript always visible without the expand-collapse heading?
@iadawn Thoughts?
@brianelton Kevin agrees. Leave the expand-collapse on the video heading and have it collapsed by default. Remove the expand-collapse from Text Transcript with Description of Visuals (so when the parent heading is expanded, the transcript is always visible).
I can confirm that the video flow is the same in all of the user stories. I did not make any changes per @shawna-slh above.
The disclosure widgets around the transcripts have all been removed.
If we provide the videos in a small form at top, How to provide the more accessible video?
example Easy Checks video has:
Perhaps add that to the bottom of the page under an expand-collapse?
related: https://github.com/w3c/wai-website-theme/issues/79