Table of Contents

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Conformance
3 Normative references
4 Terms and definitions
5 A model of accessibility
6 A format for identifying access potential
  6.1 Introduction to the Common Access Profile
  6.2 Common Access Profile
  6.3 Describing Overall CAPs
  6.4 Describing Interacting Components
  6.5 Describing IC Component Features
  6.6 Modality-specific information
  6.7 Capability-specific information
  6.8 Processing-specific information
  6.9 Expanding the CAP
7 Operations on CAPs
  7.1 CAP operators
  7.2 Unary operations
      7.2.1 Required (SHALL)
      7.2.2 Optional (MAY)
      7.2.3 Exclusion (NOT)
  7.3 Binary operations
      7.3.1 Included (AND)
      7.3.2 Substitutable (OR)
      7.3.3 Mutually exclusive (XOR)
8 Applying the CAP
  8.1 Introduction to applying the CAP
  8.2 Applying the CAP to identifying handicaps
  8.3 Applying the CAP to selecting ATs
  8.4 Applying the CAP to managing ATs
      8.4.1 Developing a base configuration
      8.4.2 Developing alternate configurations
      8.4.3 Reconfiguring current configurations
Annex A (informative) Example Common Access Profile
  A.1 Introduction
  A.2 Users
      A.2.1 Introduction to User CAPs
      A.2.2 Description of Johann
      A.2.3 A note on hearing
      A.2.4 Johann's CAP
  A.3 Systems
      A.3.1 Introduction to System CAPs
      A.3.2 The CAP approach to Systems
      A.3.3 Description of Example System
      A.3.4 Example system's CAP
  A.4 For more information
Annex B (informative) Developers of this International
        Standard
Bibliography

Abstract

Describes a framework for specifying a common access profile (CAP) of needs and capabilities of users, computing systems, and their environments, including access supported by assistive technologies.

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Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	International Organization for Standardization
Pages
ISBN
Committee	JTC 1