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From: Claudia.Case
Date: Tue, Feb 24 2009 10:45AM
Subject: Accessible WRIA components
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I'm researching for "best practices" for a WRIA data table component
that contains the following elements:
* Hierarchical table that allows users to expand/collapse the
vertical hierarchy.
* Data tables with more cols than fit nicely within a web page.
Many users have been asking for a feature where they can traverse the
table horizontally without losing the ability to see the first column of
data. (This is akin to Freeze Pane feature in Excel.)
* Ability to let users hide/show table columns on the fly.
Can anyone point me to a good resource for information on developing
accessible WRIA components? Most particularly, I'm interested in WRIA
components that would support the above table implementation.
Claudia
Claudia Alden Case
Accessibility Auditor / User Experience Consultant | Wells Fargo
Bank
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| phone: (415) 371-4760
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From: Claudia.Case
Date: Tue, Feb 24 2009 10:50AM
Subject: Accessible WRIA components
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I'm researching for "best practices" for a WRIA data table component that contains the following elements:
- Hierarchical table that allows users to expand/collapse the vertical hierarchy.
- Data tables with more cols than fit nicely within a web page. Many users have been asking for a feature where they can traverse the table horizontally without losing the ability to see the first column of data. (This is akin to Freeze Pane feature in Excel.)
- Ability to let users hide/show table columns on the fly.
Can anyone point me to a good resource for information on developing accessible WRIA components? Most particularly, I'm interested in WRIA components that would support the above table implementation.
Claudia
Claudia Alden Case
Accessibility Auditor / User Experience Consultant | Wells Fargo Bank
email: = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = | phone: (415) 371-4760