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The specification listed above is a method to define a JSON Schema for static validation of a verifiable credential. A JSON Schema and its validation are intended to be machine-readable, though they are also constructed and used by human beings.
JSON Schemas, by design, are not intended to be internationalizable, since they are used for strict static validation of data. An implementer may choose to translate a JSON Schema, or make it available in a variety of languages; however, these would be considered distinct JSON Schemas. When packaging VC JSON Schemas as verifiable credentials, implementers are encouraged to follow the guidance listed in the VC Data Model.
We believe that these specifications, in general, do not create accessibility concerns, but are curious to know if we have overlooked some aspect of how these technologies will be used that will create accessibility issues.
The following self-review question categories were analyzed and resulted in the following answers:
The technology DO NOT allow for visual rendering of content
The technology DO NOT provide author control over color
The technologies DO NOT provide features to accept user input
The technologies DO NOT provide user interaction features
The technologies DO NOT define document semantics
The technologies DO NOT provide time-based visual media
The technologies DO NOT provide audio
The technologies DO NOT allow time limits
The technologies DO allow text content
The technologies DO NOT create objects that don't have an inherent text representation
The technologies DO NOT provide content fallback mechanisms, whether text or other formats
The technologies DO NOT provide visual graphics
The technologies DO NOT provide internationalization support
The technologies DO NOT define accessible alternative features
The technologies DO NOT provide content directly for end-users
The technologies DO NOT define an API
The technologies DO NOT define a transmission protocol
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The following is an Accessibility Self-Review for VC JSON Schema, namely the following specification:
The specification listed above is a method to define a JSON Schema for static validation of a verifiable credential. A JSON Schema and its validation are intended to be machine-readable, though they are also constructed and used by human beings.
JSON Schemas, by design, are not intended to be internationalizable, since they are used for strict static validation of data. An implementer may choose to translate a JSON Schema, or make it available in a variety of languages; however, these would be considered distinct JSON Schemas. When packaging VC JSON Schemas as verifiable credentials, implementers are encouraged to follow the guidance listed in the VC Data Model.
We believe that these specifications, in general, do not create accessibility concerns, but are curious to know if we have overlooked some aspect of how these technologies will be used that will create accessibility issues.
The following self-review question categories were analyzed and resulted in the following answers:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: