[Irl-dean] [Fwd: WaSP Interview on WCAG 2]

[Joshue O Connor]

Interesting that the concept (or term anyway) of baselines it getting
the push in the new working draft.

>You can expect a number of changes in that area, including dropping the term “baseline,” and a more effective replacement concept.

Judy also says.

> A quantum leap in accessibility of the Web will come when support for production of accessible content is built into mainstream authoring tools.

I would be in accord with that. Authoring tools that default enable
accessibility, in fact tools where it is impossible to create _any_
inaccessible content should be the goal. What would Scott Walker say (in
the year 2525..)?

Josh




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