Hi All: Based upon your feedback in our discussions last month, I've been busily trying to refactor the GNOME A11y WIKI. Many thanks to Brian Cameron for making some edits this week as well.
The new GNOME Accessibility home page is at http://live.gnome.org/Accessibility. Please take a look and send your comments. What's missing? What's out of date? What's in the wrong place? What's hard to get to? What is just plain wrong? Etc. Please note the refactor is not done. The current state just reflects the first pass based upon your feedback. While working on the page, I made a convention of adding the string "A11Y-Love" to areas of the WIKI where help is needed. If you search for A11Y-Love on this WIKI (there's an "A11Y-Love" search link at the top of every page on the GNOME A11Y WIKI), you will get a list of areas where you can help with GNOME Accessibility. Some of the A11Y-Love stuff includes helping with the WIKI refactor. :-) After the refactor has gone through the next phase, the next big step for us will be to look at the "Get Involved" page. For that step, the first thing I'd like to do is for us to add more detail to the list of tasks and fill this getting-quite-long list out even more. After that, I'd like to identify about 10 of the tasks as the ones needing the most attention. But, let's get past the refactor first. It should be relatively quick. Thanks everyone! Will PS - I've contacted the GNOME Art team for help on a logo for GNOME Accessibility. If you have ideas for what the logo should be, please add them to http://live.gnome.org/Accessibility/Logo. _______________________________________________ gnome-accessibility-list mailing list gnome-accessibility-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-accessibility-list
