Page Types
General
- Distinct Home page
- Content Pages:
- Standard resource page (Invovling users example)
- Overview pages (maybe similar to home page – we also have to see if we can reduce them when we combine resources or have a better intra-resource links)
- Annotated navigation page (anno nav example) - may or may not have in redesign
- multiple columns/horizontal sections in main body (Planning and Managing Web Accessibility, Tips for Getting Started, Perspectives)
- full width needed, e.g., for big table (WCAG1-2)
- This might also integrate into the usual non-full-width layout, I expect a possibility to have a table overlapping left and right of the main content column if needed
- Stand alone pages: Retired pages should have a design without a detailed navigation (but the main navigation) and basically only archived for archival purposes.
- Main navigation
- Resource sub navigation
- in-suite navigation (How People Use the Web, business case, Developing Pres & Training)
- in-page navigation within main content: Easy Checks, Accessibility Principles, faq)
Contained resources
Tools
Interface elements
- expand-collapse
- ...
- highlight box (top of inaccessible)
- examples (middle of inaccessible)
- example e-mails (in inaccessible)
Page Content
- Masthead - all pages
- W3C logo, WAI logo/wordmark
- ? tagline
- ? visible skip to contents link
- ? change text size or colors
- Footer - all pages (26)
- Feedback box - most pages (27)
- Translations list (probably drop-down) - most "resource" pages
- ...
fyi
Existing WAI site logos, fonts, color, images: Current site assets (Eric's Dropbox)