Planning/Resource Name
Working title
The current (8 Apr 2015) working title is:
- Web Accessibility Roadmap: Practical Guidance for Planning, Managing, and Implementing Web Accessibility
This avoids the repeated use of the work 'Planning' in the title and subtitle, which doesn't scan well. This also tries to be a little bit more conceptual without straying too far from a clear descriptive title.
The strap-line expands on the areas the resource will cover and highlights that this is 'practical guidance' rather than a step-by-step guide to creating an accessibility plan. The strap-line avoids the phrase 'organization or project', which is cumbersome, but by specifying the areas covered could be read as being applicable in the two contexts.
An alternative title would be:
- Accessibility Planning Guide: Practical Guidance for Managing and Implementing Web Accessibility
Ideas
Descriptive
These titles are more descriptive in nature. The aim is to try to say what the resource is rather than evoking an idea.
- Accessibility Planning Guide
- Strategic Planning for Accessibility
- Web Accessibility Planning
- Planning for Accessibility
- Accessible Planning and Implementation
- Planning Accessibility
- Accessibility in the Planning Process
- Accessibility for Project Owners
- Accessibility in the Program Office
- Web Accessibility Organization Planning Guide
- Web Accessibility Implementation Guide
- Managing Web Accessibility
- Organizational Accessibility Guide
- Accessibility Implementation Guide
- Accessibility Implementation Toolkit
- Task Support for Managing Accessibility
Friendly
These titles are similarly descriptive, but are slightly more casual.
- Planning Web Accessibility at your Organization
- Developing Your Web Accessibility Game Plan
- Getting Started with Web Accessibility in Your Organization
- Getting going with Web Accessibility
Conceptual
These titles aim to try to create a brand identity for the resource.
- AccessiTask, a Toolkit for Organizations
- AccessiPlan, a Toolkit for Organizations
- AccessiGuide, a Toolkit for Organizations
- Roadmap for Web Accessibility in your Organization or Project
- Web Accessibility Navigator
- Web Accessibility Roadmap
- Web Accessibility Compass
- The Accessibility Navigator
- Base Camp to Summit
- Web Accessibility Coach
Strap-line
Ideally the title should be kept as short as possible. However, there is a need to include some keywords and ideas to ensure that certain audiences are not switched off from the resource. The strap-line aims to incorporate these without cluttering the main title.
- Guidance for Planning, Managing, and Implementing Web Accessibility
- Practical Guidance for Planning, Managing, and Implementing Web Accessibility
- Guidance for Planning, Managing, and Implementing Web Accessibility in your Project or Organization
- Everyday Guidance for Planning, Managing, and Implementing Web Accessibility
- Everyday Guidance for Planning, Managing, and Implementing Accessible Web Projects
- Your Practical Guidance for Planning, Managing, and Implementing Web Accessibility
Feedback
This was raised as a question in the 30 March Survey and discussed on 3 Apr meeting