Introduction to Accessibility - Travis Lee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=je0w0I_U2zU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9Qff0b-lHk
Web
Accessibility
Initiative
- Fast, rich, zoom and pan delivery of images
- Manipulation of size, scale, region of interest, rotation, quality and format.
- Annotation - IIIF has native compatibility with the W3C annotation working group’s Web Annotation Data Model, which supports annotating content on the Web. Users can comment on, transcribe, and draw on image-based resources using the Web’s inherent architecture.
- Assemble and use image-based resources from across the Web, regardless of source. Compare pages, build an exhibit, or view a virtual collection of items served from different sites.
- Cite and Share - IIIF APIs provide motivation for persistence, providing portable views of images and/or regions of images. Cite an image with confidence in stable image URIs, or share it for reference by others–or yourself in a different environment.
- Lyla El Amrawy
- Nico Faltisco
- Caleb Crenshaw
- Vincente Speroni
- Dorian Martin - Ethan
- Jose Jimenez
- Ying-Chi Chen - Brian
- YueYang Gu
- Emma Press
- YiYang Cai - Yang
- Create a Gist
- Name it
tutorial.md
- Copy these directions into that gist
- Add any links and extra directions that would help you remember how to do this on your own
- Name it
- Go to https://github.com/ucla-soc-2018/jendiamond_ucla-soc
- Click on the green button that says clone or download
- Use Clone with HTTPS
- Click on the green button that says clone or download
- Go to your Terminal