Matt King

Thanks @scottaohara for calling this to the attention of the task force. It appears to me that the [HTML definition of search](https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/grouping-content.html#the-search-element) is more prescriptve ( in a good way)...

@OlivierNourry, thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, I can't assess fit without a translation. It does sound larger and more detailed than what I envisioned as necessary for this section of...

With commit 37ada7f, removed links to the placeholder for this section and removed the placeholder. Postponing this work to release 2.

@jongund, in our discussion yesterday, you were describing this more as a techniques section as opposed to a guidance/explanation section. If our high-level architecture were to divide the guide into...

@annabbott commented: > WAI-ARIA Roles, States, and Properties > fifth bullet: > Typo: > "It is optional but strongly recommended for Each article element" > Lower case the 'e' in...

@mendeza asks: >Do you have a strong rationale for using modifiers in the Feed Example, or would you advise leeway and not object to unmodified use? Many thanks for your...

@shirsha commented: > 1. Can you keep the buttons in middle of the unimportant and important features, in that way it is easy for the users to view from left...

In issue #45, @DavidMacDonald provided the following feedback. The site navigator is overly complicated... It recommends nesting sub widgets such as a tree (for a leftnav) or a role=menu (top...

In issue #47, @DavidMacDonald provided the following feedback. http://w3c.github.io/aria/practices/aria-practices.html#Site_Navigator_General For the name of this section, at least put the word (menu) somewhere in brackets... it is hard to find in...

I revised the plan in the [first comment in this issue](https://github.com/w3c/aria-practices/issues/89#issue-171033079) to include links for clarity and reflect discussion in today's meeting.