(Rationale) Techniques for Success Criteria 1 (Any authoring tool that chooses the content type used for publication on the Web for the author must always choose content types for which a published content type-specific WCAG benchmark exists.):Īpplicability: This success criteria is not applicable to authoring tools that always let the author choose the content type for authoring. Guideline B.1: Enable the production of accessible content ATAG Checkpoint B.1.1: Support content types that enable the creation of Web content that conforms to WCAG. These techniques are included as additional information. Inclusion does not imply that the description will be verified or is verifiable. Conditional wording may limit the applicability of any given sufficient technique to a particular type of content or authoring tool. These techniques are judged by the AUWG to meet the success criteria to which they apply.

There may be many other ways a tool might be designed and still meet the normative criteria contained in the success criteria. Rather, these techniques represent an illustrative sampling of approaches. The list of techniques for each success criteria are not exhaustive.These techniques are informative (i.e.W3C ® ( MIT, ERCIM, Keio), All Rights Reserved. Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines 2.0: Part B: Support the production of accessible content Editor's Draft 6 March 2006 Editors of this chapter: Jutta Treviranus - ATRC, University of Toronto Jan Richards - ATRC, University of Toronto Tim Boland - NIST

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