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https://www.w3.org/2018/03/19-eo-minutes.html#resolution01 :

RESOLUTION: Rewrite the content with the links first and description/content following (similar to the policy makers page). format in DL

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@AndrewArch from #3 (comment)

@slhenry wrote "... that you might want to read now or later"
Suggest adding (strongly hinting) that they might like to share some of these other resources

/me thinks smoothest thing is to add a share thingy on the whole page.

Welcome other ideas, including specific wording for possible additional text.

to all:

• add new resources
• add summaries and other info to make substantive landing pages, e.g., #19

and:

• consider adding others, e.g., authoring tool vendors, presentations/meetings, ...

Potential:

• people with disabilities
• trainers
• advocates
  . . .

I think it is good to have role-based orientation guidance.

However, I find it seems fairly limiting and constraining rather than helpful:

• I don't understand why some things are or are not listed. For example, "business case" not listed for managers seems odd. Also "how people with disabilities use the web" is not referenced at all.
• most sections seem to assume newbie and kind of "talks down". ie. "first, skim..." or "to understand...". several audiences, including managers and policy makers are more advanced than this.

Not sure what to suggest, which is why only marked this as "ED", but feel it is fairly significant. Either we need to phrase this entire things as "first steps for " and/or add "these are some initial materials" and add hints for "further reading" or "related materials". The entire approach needs to be more open and accommodating to the wide ranges of different roles within these categories, and the wide ranges of different skills and knowledge among them.

I think we should not leave out that audience. We have several resources, such as:

• first checks
• contacting orgs
• better web browsing
• (business case)

Steps to Reproduce

Seen in Chrome 76.

1. Start on one of these role pages: Content Writers, Designers, or Developers
2. Locate a filter link, such as 'How to Meet WCAG 2 (Quick Reference) – filtered for “Visual Design” Tags'. Note the link URL:
   https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG20/quickref/?currentsidebar=%23col_customize&tags=animation%2Cblinking%2Ccolor%2Ccontrast%2Cflashing%2Chidden-content%2Cimages%2Cimages-of-text%2Clayout%2Cprogress-steps%2Cstructure%2Ctables%2Ctext%2Ctext-alternatives%2Cvideo%2Czoomh
3. Activate the link.
4. Activate the "Filter" tab and observe the content under Tags.

Actual Behavior

At Step 3:

In each case the browser is redirected to https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/quickref/?versions=2.0

A bar near the top says "Selected Filters: WCAG 2.0: all success criteria and all techniques."

The Quick Reference page is not filtered by tags for the role.

At Step 4:

The checkboxes for all roles are checked.

No tags are selected.

Expected Behavior

At Step 3, the Quick Reference page should appear filtered by tags for the requested role.

At Step 4, only the checkbox for the requested role should be checked, and tags for that one role should be selected.

make sure the course is on all relevant pages, and consider moving it higher?

rel: w3c/wai-translations#22

around "We encourage you to look around the W3C WAI website to find other information that you might be interested in reading or sharing with others."

add link to /wai/resources

in "Help improve this page" box

e.g.,

How to Meet WCAG 2 (Quick Reference) – filtered for “Developing” Tags
https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG20/quickref/?currentsidebar=%23col_customize&tags=captcha%2Ccontrols%2Cerrors%2Cevents%2Cfocus%2Cforms%2Cheadings%2Ciframes%2Cimages%2Ckeyboard%2Clabels%2Clanguage%2Clinks%2Cmarkup%2Cmenus%2Cpage-title%2Cstructure%2Ctables%2Ctext%2Ctext-alternatives%2Cvideo

There are many great apps available for Android devices, and the best one for you will depend on your specific needs and interests. Some popular apps that may be of interest include social media apps (e.g. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter), messaging apps (e.g. WhatsApp, Skype, Hangouts), productivity apps (e.g. Microsoft Office, Google Docs, Trello), and entertainment apps (e.g. Netflix, Hulu, YouTube). You can find a wide variety of apps in the Google Play Store, and many of them are free to download and use.

There are many great apps available for iPhone, and the best ones for you will depend on your specific needs and interests. Some popular apps that may be of interest include social media apps (e.g. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter), messaging apps (e.g. WhatsApp, Skype, iMessage), productivity apps (e.g. Microsoft Office, Google Docs, Trello), and entertainment apps (e.g. Netflix, Hulu, YouTube). You can find a wide variety of apps in the App Store, and many of them are free to download and use. Some other highly rated apps for iPhone include:
Spotify: a music streaming app that allows you to listen to millions of songs and create personalized playlists
Pinterest: a visual discovery and planning app that allows you to find and save ideas for a variety of projects and interests
Canva: a graphic design app that makes it easy to create professional-looking graphics, social media posts, and other designs
Headspace: a meditation and mindfulness app that offers guided meditation sessions and mindfulness exercises
MyFitnessPal: a fitness tracker and food diary that helps you track your workouts and monitor your nutrition.

Add job titles to the Overview page to help people understand that a specific 'audience' match has something for their role

Use https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BbfvTShJVDaRuwicjmg_s_qGgxsIft1qtSV9H6UgnOg/edit for starters

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