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Joan Van Duzer"so, provide a way to bypass the group. (Priority 3)
The "skip navigation" provision of the Section 508 Standards is related to a couple of Priority 3 WCAG checkpoints, but the Section 508 standard is specific and direct. The WCAG checkpoints assume technology not yet supported, like grouping and labeling links.
Timed Responses
1194.22 (p) When a timed response is required, the user shall be alerted and given sufficient time to indicate more time is required.
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There are not comparable checkpoints in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
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Mike Moorevery good comparison of WCAG & 508 requirements (from each perspective)
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Clay SpinuzziSide-by-side comparison of the web standard and the legal standard
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The intention here is to compare the Priority 1 Web Content Accessibility checkpoints with the Section 508 Web Accessibility standards. However, some of the 508 standards relate to lower priority checkpoints from the Web Accessibility Initiative. The view of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines lists only the priority one checkpoints The Section 508 view includes priority 2 and 3 checkpoints in the comparison.
The first table lists the Priority 1 Web Content Accessibility checkpoints followed by a comparison phrase like "the same," and then the relevant Section 508 web accessibility standard or standards. This table is titled "The WCAG View."
The second table is titled, "The 508 View." It lists all the 508 standards, and for each one, the comparison phrase, and the relevant WCAG checkpoint or checkpoints.
The following three short sections introduce the 508 standards, and the WCAG priority 1 checkpoints and some resources.
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Thomas ContéThe intention here is to compare the Priority 1 Web Content Accessibility checkpoints with the Section 508 Web Accessibility standards.
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Aaron KarpLists and compares the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines as put forth by W3C against those in the federal Section 508 rules.
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