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From: Joanne Patalano
Date: Jul 13, 2010 2:36PM

I would add a category to your survey on content management systems and how they work to keep the integrity of pages. In other words, let's say you have a page that passes accessibility testing. You've used the validation tools and performed manual testing. The page then becomes available to the content management author who uses a CMS system. The author edits the page and the CMS allows him or her to add many H1 tags to that page. The page now fails one of the WCAG guidelines.

How do CMS systems measure up in terms of what's available to the administrator and what's built-in to help maintain a page's accessibility and integrity?

J

Joanne Patalano
Manager of Web Services
Landmark College
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>>> "John E. Brandt" < <EMAIL REMOVED> > 7/6/2010 10:17 AM >>>
One obvious choice appears to be missing: "Testing with screen reader
software/application."

Unless you meant "screen reader" for the choice, " I test using voice
dictation software. "

~j

John E. Brandt
jebswebs.com
Augusta, ME USA
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