Open KimPatch opened 3 years ago
@KimPatch thank you for your feedback.
Your first point is already considered in issue 109 for the resource How People with Disabilities Use the Web, and will be addressed in the upcoming revision. I also opened another issue on your latter point.
As to your second point: Alex is based on a real person. It is someone who does not use speech extensively but only for dictating longer passages of text (and then edits them manually by keyboard). We will adapt this script if the persona for Alex changes in the upcoming revision of the resource How People with Disabilities Use the Web.
A bit of preliminary feedback on the video material links thinking it's important to get this corrected before it might be carried forward in a script. I'm putting these all in one issue because they are related.
https://www.w3.org/WAI/people-use-web/tools-techniques/#voice Current text: Voice Recognition Suggested change: Speech Recognition Rationale: Use consistent language. Both terms are used casually, but strictly speaking voice recognition is about identifying who is speaking while speech recognition is about recognizing what is being said
https://wai-wcag-videos.netlify.app/overview/#alex-he
https://www.w3.org/WAI/people-use-web/user-stories/#reporter
A couple of thoughts about similarities and differences between keyboard only users and speech users: