Silver Plain Language prototype evaluation

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The Silver Task Force and the W3C Silver Community Group are doing the preliminary work to create a new version that will cede the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2. The guidelines will have a new name that reflects the anticipated broader scope beyond web content.

We are evaluating using plain language when writing the Silver content itself. Please give feedback on the different ways that we can use plain language to write Silver.

What is your current role at work?

accessibility lead, expert, or consultant

project or product manager

designer (UX, visual design, etc)

developer or engineer (front-end, back-end)

researcher, communications, marketing, editorial

Other:

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How familiar are you with WCAG 2.0 or 2.1?

I use it all the time; I'm a specialist.

I use it occasionally; I'm expected to consider it for work.

I understand accessibility, but not as familiar with WCAG.

This is the first or second time I've looked at a WCAG document.

Other:

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Would plain language make it easier to use WCAG early and often? (click all that apply):

If the language was clear, I would probably use it more myself.

If the language was clear, I could sell it to my boss more easily.

If the language was clear, I could meet expectations and hold others accountable.

The language is clear enough, that's not the issue.

Other:

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