Changes for page Readability Guidelines
Last modified by Lizzie Bruce on 2020/01/12 00:10
From version 1.1
edited by Thomas Mortagne
on 2019/02/28 10:30
on 2019/02/28 10:30
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To version 1.2
edited by Lizzie Bruce
on 2019/03/06 12:54
on 2019/03/06 12:54
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... ... @@ -1,47 +1,54 @@ 1 1 {{box cssClass="floatinginfobox"}} 2 -{{velocity}} 3 -{{html clean="false"}} 4 -## Chrome's XSS Auditor blocks the preview action if: 5 -## * the submitted content has an iframe with an external URL 6 -## * the preview action displays the submitted iframe 7 -## The workaround is to make sure the submitted content (the macro markers) don't match the preview HTML. 8 -## See XWIKI-14818: Preview triggers ERR_BLOCKED_BY_XSS_AUDITOR in Chrome 9 -#set ($iframe = 'iframe') 10 -<$iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/9QTWrZ7OfzI" allowfullscreen></$iframe> 11 -{{/html}} 12 -{{/velocity}} 2 + 13 13 {{/box}} 14 14 15 - =Welcome toyourwiki=5 +A [[collaborative project>>url:https://contentdesign.london/blog/usability/readability-guidelines]] to develop inclusive, universal style guidance, created by Sarah Richards at Content Design London. 16 16 17 - XWikiis thebesttool to organize your knowledge.A //wiki// is organized in a hierarchy of //pages//. You can create multiple wikis, each with its own set of pages.7 +== Get involved == 18 18 19 - XWiki can be used as a knowledge base (support, documentation, sales, etc.), forcollaborativeworkspaces or evenas acomplete intranet.9 +Explore and contribute: 20 20 21 -= The basics = 11 +* ((( 12 +watch the London Accessibility MeetUp [[Readability Guidelines talk>>url:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQzdtE8JQOs]] 13 +))) 14 +* ((( 15 +read the Slack discussions: [[readabilityguidelines.slack.com>>url:https://readabilityguidelines.slack.com/]], join: [[bit.ly/2D0OW1F>>url:https://bit.ly/2D0OW1F]] 16 +))) 17 +* ((( 18 +share usability studies and academic research evidence on this wiki 19 +))) 20 +* ((( 21 +follow #ReadabilityGuidelines on Twitter and LinkedIn 22 +))) 22 22 23 - Tomake the most out of your wiki,log-inand:24 +== Alpha == 24 24 25 - Use the{{velocity}}$services.icon.render('pencil'){{/velocity}} buttonaboveto //edit// this pageand start customizing yourwiki to your needs.26 +The Readability Guidelines Alpha explored: 26 26 27 -Use the {{velocity}}$services.icon.render('add'){{/velocity}} button above to //add// more pages to your wiki and create the //hierarchy// that best organizes your content. 28 +* ((( 29 +if an open community of content people want to contribute to a single style guide 30 +))) 31 +* ((( 32 +if we'd like to rely on evidence for the style guide elements – and if yes, what evidence would be most useful 33 +))) 34 +* ((( 35 +if a wiki model is sustainable 36 +))) 28 28 29 - Use the{{velocity}}$services.icon.render('home'){{/velocity}}breadcrumbslocatedabovethetitle to//navigate// insideyour pages.It's easy togetlost inag wikiwithout them.38 +Read the [[first Readability Guidelines blog post>>url:https://contentdesign.london/blog/usability/readability-guidelines]]. 30 30 31 - You can also use the[[Sandbox>>Sandbox.WebHome]]formore democontent and generallya placetoexperimentwith your wiki's features.40 +Alpha ran from July to October, 2018. 32 32 33 - {{box}}Learn more on howto use XWiki with the {{velocity}}[[Getting StartedGuide>>http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Documentation/UserGuide/GettingStarted/WebHome?version=$xwiki.version]]{{/velocity}}.{{/box}}42 +== Beta == 34 34 35 -|((( 36 -= Extend your wiki = 44 +Beta was October to December 2018. We identified [[17 usability questions>>url:https://app.nuclino.com/Content-Design-London/Readability-Guidelines/Usability-questions-a01f6825-982e-4152-abcd-02801c2f63a7]] in Alpha and researched usability evidence to answer them in Beta. 37 37 38 - Toextend thepower andfunctionalitiesofyour wiki with the features thatyou//need, head overto the{{velocity}}[[Extension Manager>>path:$xwiki.getURL($services.model.createDocumentReference('wiki', 'XWiki', 'XWikiPreferences'), 'admin', 'editor=globaladmin§ion=XWiki.Extensions')]]{{/velocity}} where youan search for and install extensions.46 +Read the final [[Beta blog update>>url:https://contentdesign.london/content-process/readability-guidelines-beta-update-4-by-lizzie-bruce/]]. 39 39 40 -To browse through the 900+ community contributed extensions available for XWiki, head over to the [[Extensions Repository>>http://extensions.xwiki.org]]. 41 -)))|((( 42 -= Create your application = 48 +Through the 24 weeks of Alpha and Beta we held live weekly, global discussions in Slack. We have almost 500 members in our Slack community. 43 43 44 - Gobeyondthe available extensions and define the //structure// of your data based on //your// needs, creating//your// own applications with [[App Within Minutes>>AppWithinMinutes]] (AWM).50 +== Contributing == 45 45 46 -AWM will take care of making it easy for you and your users to create and manage the data. 47 -))) 52 +This is a totally open project. As long as all participation is respectful and comments are given in the spirit of positive open learning – dive in! Any comments or queries outside of this wiki, please get in touch on twitter [[@ContentDesignLN>>url:https://readabilityguidelines.slack.com]]. 53 + 54 +You are welcome to edit, comment on or create wiki pages. Please include evidence to support your thinking.