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THE BUSINESS CASE FOR INTERNET ACCESSIBILITY AND WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU Thomas Logan, Chief Technology Officer – HiSoftware
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Overview WCAG 2.0 WhatWhyHow Overview
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HTML XML WCAG What is WCAG 2.0?
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Evolution What is WCAG 2.0? WCAG 1.0 Section 508 BITV (Germany) JIS x8341- 3 (Japan) Ministerial Decree (Italy) PAS 78 (UK) WCAG 2.0
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Need for IT Accessibility Increasing Disabled Population Worldwide Internet Access as a Basic Right Greater Awareness of Rights of People with Disabilities Success of Section 508 and Similar Laws Why WCAG 2.0?
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WCAG 2.0 Why WCAG 2.0?
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WCAG 2.0 Why WCAG 2.0?
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WCAG 2.0 Why WCAG 2.0?
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PrinciplesGuidelinesSuccess CriteriaTechniques Challenge 1: Different Terminology & Taxonomy GuidelinesCheckpointsTechniques
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Why WCAG 2.0? Challenge 2: Overlapping Techniques Guideline 1 Success Criteria 1 Technique 1 Technique 2 Success Criteria 2 Technique 3 Technique 4
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HISOFTWARE COMPLIANCE SHERIFF Automating WCAG 2.0 Compliance How to Meet WCAG 2.0?
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A Complex Problem… Solved with Automation Repeatable Practical Measurable Automated checks for International standards Easily customized by your staff to meet your specific regulatory governance requirements Repeatable testing incorporated into the content life-cycle Reduces time & money spent on manual testing / custom solutions Standardizing testing takes the guesswork out of content compliance Scalable - include only the compliance options you need Provides visibility to compliance issues across the enterprise (Executive to developer) Tracks site compliance over time Automated monitoring/auditing to keep content compliant Deliver highest standards compliance...automatically How to Meet WCAG 2.0?
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Built In Checkpoints Customizable
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Testing Compliance Level
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Testing Specific Guideline
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Testing WCAG2 Best Practices Start with most common issues that exist on site – Page Templates – Style Sheets Meet Compliance Level A first Focus on key scenarios/pages Group related manual test work Document work to demonstrate process
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Identifying Common Issues Count number of occurrences for all guidelines
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Identifying Common Issues Count number of occurrences for specific guideline
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Identifying Common Issues
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Compliance for Key Scenarios
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Manual Testing Warnings and Visual checks require manual inspection Use Result Revision Wizard to mark content Audit trail for who and when issue was verified
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Reporting / Documentation Manual and Automated verification roll up for one central report
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CSS Scanning
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CSS Scanning – Error Highlighting Errors Highlighted on Page
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Scanning – Error Highlighting Errors Highlighted on Page
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User Variables Customize multiple checkpoints at once 2.4.3 Focus Order 2.4.7 Focus Visible 3.2.1 On Focus
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User Variables / Customize Rules
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User Variables
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WCAG 2.0 Wrap-Up Automation is a necessity to organize the work for verifying WCAG2 Compliance Manual verification is unavoidable Prioritizing key scenarios and documenting progress are crucial WCAG 2 features are constantly evolving as new customer scenarios evolve
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Raising the Bar on Proactive Content Compliance Periodic Monitoring and Reporting Checking Content onDemand Checking Content Before Posting as Part of the SharePoint Workflow Making SharePoint Infrastructure Compliant How to Meet WCAG 2.0?
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ALT Text Missing People working with disabled colleagues always forget to put alt text on the images in their documents making them non-compliant and usable The Compliance Sheriff workflow lets you educate your enterprise and guide users to include the necessary information to make documents easy to use for all users
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User Uploads Document
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Email Notification
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Accessibilty ALT Text
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Insufficient Color Contrast People in an office environment often highlight or use their own conventions for marking information. Vision impairments are very common. The Web content accessibility guidelines include clear rules for color contrast settings. The Compliance Sheriff check scan lets the document creator know if the content will be difficult to see for users with vision impairments
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How to Meet WCAG 2.0? Color Contrast
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Questions Thomas Logan (t.logan@hisoftware.com) – Chief Technology Officer
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