Succession Criteria 3.2.4

[W Reagan]

I have advised the Working Group my site does not contain any forms, or scripts.

 

However, I a member of WAI advised me, even with links it is applicable.

 

Therefore, my follow up question is this:

 

If I template my page based on ada.gov and/or disabilityinfo.gov will the links pass Succession Criteria 3.2.4.

 

The difference between the two sites is ada.gov has links at the top and the bottom.

Disabilityinfo.gov has links at the left, which are also at the bottom..

 

Are these a good starting template?

[bhawkeslewis]

On 12/08/2009 14:20, W Reagan wrote:
> I have advised the Working Group my site does not contain any forms, or
> scripts.
> However, I a member of WAI advised me, even with links it is applicable.

That makes sense.

Links are "Components that have … functionality", are they not?

> Therefore, my follow up question is this:
> If I template my page based on ada.gov and/or disabilityinfo.gov will
> the links pass Succession Criteria 3.2.4.

If you do that /and/ "Components that have the same functionality within
a set of Web page are identified consistently", then you will pass
Success Criterion 3.2.4. If you "template your page" but "Components
that have the same functionality within a set of Web page are [not]
identified consistently", then you will fail.

> The difference between the two sites is ada.gov has links at the top and
> the bottom.
> Disabilityinfo.gov has links at the left, which are also at the bottom.

I don't see the significance of this difference for Success Criterion
3.2.4. Please explain your thinking.

> Are these a good starting template?

After a /very/ brief look at the two homepages, I'm personally more
impressed by disability.gov.

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Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis