Re: Proposed Mozilla accessibility strategy

Thanks Frank

I actually caught David Bolter's tweet a few days ago. I agree it
closely matches my understanding of the key activities on the radar
and being worked on now.

My only comment is that it could be read to indicate VI is the only
area of consideration. I know that is probably only a result of
current active projects (and I'm very aware Jambu is not doing
anything to help here at the moment) but perhaps some mention should
be made of other areas like deaf, physical and learning difficulties?
Unless they really are not part of the strategy right now.

Oh a second thought while AccessFirefox is a community effort it has a
vital role in awareness and dissemination and I think they should be
on the strategy in a general sense.

Steve

2009/4/19 Frank Hecker <[email protected]>:
> My apologies for not posting this earlier. I have written and published a
> proposed high-level strategy for Mozilla-related accessibility efforts:
>
>  https://wiki.mozilla.org/Accessibility/Strategy
>
> Note that this is not a detailed roadmap for future work, and not a firm
> commitment to fund or perform such work. Rather it is intended to provide a
> context within within which we can make overall decisions about where we
> should concentrate funding and effort. This is especially important because
> our resources are very much finite, and we will need to make decisions about
> what we should do and what we should leave undone or leave to others to do.
>
> This is very much a work in progress, and I'll be revising this over time to
> reflect changed circumstances and priorities. I've reviewed the document
> with a number of people involved in Mozilla accessibility efforts, and would
> be happy to consider further revisions based on public comments.
>
> Frank
>
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