Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines (ATAG) - describe ATAG 2.0, its purpose, and the audience it's intended for
- define ATAG 2.0 layers of guidance parts, principles, guidelines, and success criteria
- specify ATAG 2.0 levels of conformance and how conformance is achieved
- describe how integration using ATAG 2.0 promotes better development for accessibility
- define ATAG 2.0 principle A.1: authoring tool user interfaces follow applicable accessibility guidelines, and its guidelines
- define ATAG 2.0 principle A.2: editing views are perceivable, and its guidelines
- define ATAG 2.0 principle A.3: editing views are operable, and its guidelines
- define ATAG 2.0 principle A.4: editing views are understandable, and its guidelines
- describe ATAG 2.0 principle B.1: fully automatic processes and accessible content, and its guidelines
- describe ATAG 2.0 principle B.2: authors supported in production, and its guidelines
- describe ATAG 2.0 principle B.3: authors are supported in improving the accessibility of existing content, and its guidelines
- describe ATAG 2.0 principle B.4: authoring tools promote and integrate their accessibility features, and its guidelines
- specify ATAG and WCAG and how they relate to each other
- describe ATAG and WCAG requirements for conformance and components of a conformance claim
- define the two types of conformance levels for ATAG 2.0
- specify ATAG 2.0 conformance as it pertains to authoring tools capable of producing multiple web content technologies
- describe how ATAG 2.0 may be applied to live authoring tools
- define how to determine success in determining ATAG 2.0 conformance using the three potential answers
- describe ATAG 2.0, its purpose, and accessible production
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