[Presenter searches the website on the screen] There is a document that goes over the Accessibility Checker, and I believe a thing that says where are the rules, or the Accessibility there’s Checker rules. [Presenter searches and selects a page on Accessibility Checker rules] So this is a list of rules that the Accessibility Checker checks for, and here it says Detailed Explanation of each of these rules. [Presenter points to a section on the page on the screen] And you can see here why fix, and how to fix. [Presenter points to a section on the page of the screen] So all in this document here. Just do a search on Office at it’s Microsoft.com for Accessibility Checker rules, and you can pull up that page. Yes, Sir? [Question being asked from the audience] So the question is SharePoint, is it the backbone of the Office environment? SharePoint is definitely a different view, because its HTML based and a whole bunch of other things. The short there’s answer is can we rule that the Checker works with SharePoint; no, it unfortunately. In an online environment there are just a doesn’t number of other factors we need to focus on. I know doing they’re more work in SharePoint, and trying to build in more system defaults around some tools, whether that will make them accessible or not, but not the right person to talk about SharePoint documents. I’m Yes? [Question being asked from the audience] Yeah, the question is, is there an ignore button where you can ignore maybe Check for Warning, if decided that something that you’ve it’s need to be fixed and can you clear it, so that ignored. And doesn’t it’s no, just when you check it, there, OK looked there’s not. It’s it’s I’ve at it, and going to move to the next one. But a good I’m that’s recommendation take back to the team. I’ll
[Presenter searches the website on the screen] There is a document that goes over the Accessibility Checker, and I believe there’s a thing that says where are the rules, or the Accessibility Checker rules. [Presenter searches and selects a page on Accessibility Checker rules] So this is a list of rules that the Accessibility Checker checks for, and here it says Detailed Explanation of each of these rules. [Presenter points to a section on the page on the screen] And you can see here why fix, and how to fix. [Presenter points to a section on the page of the screen] So it’s all in this document here. Just do a search on Office at Microsoft.com for Accessibility Checker rules, and you can pull up that page. Yes, Sir? [Question being asked from the audience] So the question is SharePoint, is it the backbone of the Office environment? SharePoint is definitely a different view, because its HTML based and there’s a whole bunch of other things. The short answer is can we rule that the Checker works with SharePoint; no, it doesn’t unfortunately. In an online environment there are just a number of other factors we need to focus on. I know they’re doing more work in SharePoint, and trying to build in more system defaults around some tools, whether that will make them accessible or not, but I’m not the right person to talk about SharePoint documents. Yes? [Question being asked from the audience] Yeah, the question is, is there an ignore button where you can ignore maybe Check for Warning, if you’ve decided that it’s something that doesn’t need to be fixed and can you clear it, so that it’s ignored. And no, there’s not. It’s just when you check it, it’s there, OK I’ve looked at it, and I’m going to move to the next one. But that’s a good recommendation I’ll take back to the team.
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