1. Rahmenbedingungen, Infrastruktur und Gestaltungsrichtlinien für Websites an der ETH
Jakob Lindenmeyer & Phillip Rütsche
Web Office der ETH Zürich
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Accessibility
Accessibility is defined as how easy a document on the web can be "used" by a client.
The higher the requirements are, the less accessible a document is.
Requirements include capabilities of the hard- and software deployed as well as the capabilities of the person trying to use the information provided in a document.
Jakob Lindenmeyer, 27. Mai 1999
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3. TIP Accessibility “Accessibility benefits all!”
Accessibility ist nicht
nur fuer Menschen mit
Behinderungen wichtig!
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Ablauf
Problematik
Umfeld
Loesungen
Beispiele
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Ziel
Ein gut zugaengliches ETH Web
Kennen der relevanten Richtlinien
Fruehzeitige Beruecksichtigung der Accessibility bei einem Redesign
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6. Problematiken von “fettem” Design
“Low resource”-Geraete
Mobile Devices
Alte Software (Browser, Plug-In’s)
Menschen mit Behinderungen
Vorschriften, Richtlinien, Gesetze
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7. “Low resource”-Geraete
Aeltere Computer (z.B. JVM auf 486)
Kleiner Bildschirm (z.B. VGA & Monochrom)
Langsames 14.4 Kb/s-Modem
Langsame Netzanbindung (Kein ISDN)
Verbreitet bei Studierenden (beschraenkte finanzielle Ressourcen)
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8. Die Computer-Ressorcen der ETH
NETHZ - Online Dienste für Studierende
Dial-up (im Rahmen von NETHZ)
Computerraeume (127 Sun’s & 32 PC’s)
Laptop-Steckplaetze (Geplant ab Herbst 99)
Standard-Laptops fuer Studierende
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9. TIP Develop transitions or bridges between key points.
Prepare (cont’d)
Illustrate and support Key Points with evidence and visuals.
Statistics
Analogies
Demonstrations
Testimonials
Incidents
Exhibits
TIP Develop transitions or bridges between key points.
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Prepare (cont’d)
Prepare a memorable Close
Dramatize your ideas.
Throw down a challenge.
Use a motivating statement.
Restate the key benefit.
Deliver a convincing summary.
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Practice
Dale Carnegie Training® has found that the three E’s are fundamental to successful presentations.
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Practice (cont’d)
Build your confidence and effectiveness by establishing for yourself
Why you have earned the right to deliver this talk.
Why you are excited about the subject.
Why you are eager to share with your audience.
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Practice (cont’d)
Practice your presentation and review your visuals for
Clarity
Relevancy
Eye-appeal
Visibility
Quality
Memorability
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Practice (cont’d)
Practice your presentation before an audience, coach, video camera. Receive feedback and coaching on
Strong opening.
Clear key points.
Logical flow.
Credible evidence. and...
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Practice (cont’d)
Also receive feedback and coaching on
Memorable close.
Clarity of message.
Identifying distracting mannerisms.
Results achieved.
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Assume the attitude of a PRO in delivering presentations:
Privilege
Responsibility
Opportunity
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Present (cont’d)
Rely on the fundamentals
Own your subject.
Feel positive about your talk.
Project to your audience the value of your message.
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Present (cont’d)
Make a positive first impression:
Establish eye-contact.
Display poised, confident body language.
Be relaxed.
Be well groomed.
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Present (cont’d)
Build rapport with the audience:
Be sincere.
Be yourself.
Say “we” not “you.”
Talk in terms of your audience’s interest.
Involve your audience.
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20. TIP Hold the attention of the audience: Be enthusiastic.
Present (cont’d)
Hold the attention of the audience:
Be enthusiastic.
Use vivid words.
Express yourself clearly and concisely.
Tell a story.
Have an upbeat voice.
Have proper body animation.
TIP
Close your presentation to make a favorable, lasting impression
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21. TIP Strive for continuous improvement:
Present (cont’d)
Strive for continuous improvement:
Measure the success of your talk.
Identify the strengths as well as areas to improve.
Decide how you will improve the next talk.
TIP
Remember to PLAN / PREPARE / PRACTICE / PRESENT
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22. Accessibility does not mean minimal page design; it means thoughtful page design
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
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Web technology is exclusive or excluding when it limits users' experience or access to information
Pawan Vora
Jakob Lindenmeyer, 27. Mai 1999
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24. Excluding sites are seen as sign of corporate incompetence
Jacob Nielsen
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