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https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/task-forces/silver/wiki/Research_Projects#Proposed_Research_Questions
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When organizations choose to produce adaptations of WCAG, what aspects of WCAG do people think are missing? *
How might we make accessibility guidelines that facilitate a real change in how society manages digital access for people with disabilities? *
How might W3C Accessibility Guidelines support stakeholders become more knowledgeable about their relationship to and responsibility for accessibility? *
Where do we set the boundaries of what to cover in accessibility guidelines? (ex: things managed by platforms, assistive tech, etc.) *
How well does the current content of W3C Accessibility Guidelines meet the accessibility needs of people with disabilities? *
How might we make accessibility guidelines that support accessibility best practices? *
How well does the current conformance model for W3C Accessibility Guidelines serve accessibility for people with disabilities short-term and long-term? *
How flexible are the current web accessibility standards in supporting emerging consumer technology trends? *
What are the main reasons why accessibility is not seen as on the critical path for product success? *
How have guideline development initiatives outside the field of accessibility engaged and solicited feedback from all relevant stakeholders? What methods have been particularly effective or ineffective? *
How well do W3C Accessibility Guidelines reference assistive technologies in the structure of the guidelines? *
How do W3C Accessibility Guidelines influence attitudes and biases related to accessibility and people with disabilities? *
When organizations choose to produce adaptations of WCAG, what aspects of WCAG are most important and why? *
How might we make accessibility guidelines that clearly support and improve product quality? For example, double checking accessibility when new content is added to a learning management system? *
How might me make accessibility guidelines that provide needed guidance for different roles & industries (e.g. developers, designers, policy makers, tool developers, education, platform developers)? *
How might we make conforming with guidelines more straightforward? *
What can we learn from the WCAG 2.1 process and rollout? *
What are the needs of people with disabilities who are under-served from a standards perspective? *
How might W3C Accessibility Guidelines make accessibility decision-making process more clear (straightforward)? *
What platforms should we include in the accessibility guidelines? *
What are the factors that determine effective (i.e. widespread) adoption of and compliance with a new set of guidelines? *
How well do W3C Accessibility Guidelines communicate the benefits of creating web content and applications with accessibility in mind? *
What should be the scope of accessibility guidelines? (Web content, native, platforms, hardware, where do you stop?) *
How well do W3C Accessibility Guidelines help platform vendors prioritize features that would help people with disabilities? *
How well do W3C Accessibility Guidelines support online learning and learning management systems? *
How might we make accessibility guidelines more maintainable? *
How well do W3C Accessibility Guidelines support recreational activities, such as games? What additional requirements/complications are involved? *
How might we make accessibility guidelines address all types of disabilities? *
When organizations choose to produce adaptations of WCAG, what do people change about WCAG? *
How well do W3C Accessibility Guidelines support selection of tools for evaluating accessibility? *
When organizations choose to produce adaptations of WCAG, what aspects of WCAG do people drop? *
When organizations choose to produce adaptations of WCAG, what things are reworded for clarity? *
How well do W3C Accessibility Guidelines support the creation of tools for evaluating accessibility? *
How usable are W3C Accessibility Guidelines to different stakeholder groups? *
What could W3C do to communicate the importance of accessibility to the business community? *
How maintainable are W3C Accessibility Guidelines in their current form? *
How well do W3C Accessibility Guidelines communicate that accessibility supports business goals by expanding customer reach/growing revenue? *
For guideline development initiatives, what have been the key drivers of the timeline (whether lag or potential speed efficiencies)? *
How might we make adoption of accessibility guidelines more straightforward (minimize disruption to process and practice and culture)? *
How might we make accessibility guidelines that support online learning? *
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