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A model for web quality (2001)

Perception

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Perception

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What Qualité Web need to handle
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Accessibility

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What Qualité Web need to handle
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What Qualité Web need to handle
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Forms

Accessibility Server

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Server

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Links

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Server

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Mobile

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Links

Accessibility Plug-ins
Server

Code
Mobile

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What Qualité Web need to handle
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Forms
Links

Accessibility Plug-ins
Server

Code
Mobile

Print

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What Qualité Web need to handle
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Forms
Links

Accessibility Plug-ins
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Code
Mobile

Print

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What Qualité Web need to handle
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Links

Accessibility Plug-ins
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Code
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What Qualité Web need to handle
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Forms
Links

Security

Accessibility Plug-ins
Standards Server

Code
Mobile E-commerce

Print

W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

What Qualité Web need to handle
do we : les sujets à traiter
to build a web site?
Forms
Links

Security

Accessibility Plug-ins
Standards Server

Code Download Mobile E-commerce

Design
Print

W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

What Qualité Web need to handle
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Forms
Links

Security
Search engine

Accessibility Plug-ins
Standards Server

Code Download Mobile E-commerce

Design
Print

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What Qualité Web need to handle
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Forms
Navigation Links

Security
Search engine

Accessibility Plug-ins
Standards Server

Code Download Mobile E-commerce

Design
Print

W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

What Qualité Web need to handle
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Forms
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Security Cookies
Search engine

Accessibility Plug-ins
Standards Server

Code Download Mobile E-commerce

Design CRM
Print

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What Qualité Web need to handle
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to build a web site?
Forms
Navigation Links

Security Cookies
Translation Search engine

Accessibility Plug-ins
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Design CRM
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What Qualité Web need to handle
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1. W3C TPAC Quality best practices W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 1 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

3. Conception process

4. Usage Conception process

5. Usage Conception process Conclusion / Questions

6. Overview Usage Conception process Conclusion / Questions

7. A model for web quality (2001) W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 3 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

8. A model for web quality (2001) Technics W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 3 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

9. A model for web quality (2001) Perception Technics W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 3 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

10. A model for web quality (2001) Perception Technics Content W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 3 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

11. A model for web quality (2001) Perception Technics Content Services W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 3 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

12. A model for web quality (2001) Visibility Perception Technics Content Services W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 3 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

13. A model for web quality (2001) Visibility Perception Technics Web quality Content Services W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 3 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

14. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

15. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Accessibility W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

16. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Accessibility Server W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

17. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Accessibility Server W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

18. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Accessibility Plug-ins Server W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

19. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Links Accessibility Plug-ins Server W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

20. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Links Accessibility Plug-ins Server Mobile W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

21. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Links Accessibility Plug-ins Server Code Mobile W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

22. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Links Accessibility Plug-ins Server Code Mobile Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

23. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Links Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Mobile Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

24. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Links Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Mobile E-commerce Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

25. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Links Security Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Mobile E-commerce Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

26. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Links Security Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Mobile E-commerce Design Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

27. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Links Security Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Download Mobile E-commerce Design Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

28. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Links Security Search engine Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Download Mobile E-commerce Design Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

29. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Navigation Links Security Search engine Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Download Mobile E-commerce Design Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

30. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Navigation Links Security Search engine Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Download Mobile E-commerce Design CRM Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

31. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Navigation Links Security Cookies Search engine Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Download Mobile E-commerce Design CRM Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

32. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Navigation Links Security Cookies Translation Search engine Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Download Mobile E-commerce Design CRM Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

33. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Contents Navigation Links Security Cookies Translation Search engine Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Download Mobile E-commerce Design CRM Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

34. What Qualité Web need to handle do we : les sujets à traiter to build a web site? Forms Contents Navigation Links Security Cookies Translation Search engine Accessibility Plug-ins Standards Server Code Download Mobile E-commerce SEO Design CRM Print W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 4 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

35. A huge and informal knowledge _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

36. A huge and informal knowledge _ _ _ _ _ _ Specs _ _ _ _ _ _

37. Contributing to common _ _ _

38. OPen QUAlity STandards OPQUAST

39. Collaborative conception, common good Licence CC-BY

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42. Conception process

43. Usage Conception process

44. Usage Conception process Conclusion / Questions

45. Overview Usage Conception process Conclusion / Questions

46. When to use checklists ? Training, conception, production workﬂow, Communication, certiﬁcation Anytime

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48. Conception process

49. Usage Conception process

50. Usage Conception process Conclusion / Questions

51. Overview Usage Conception process Conclusion / Questions

52. WhatSélection des bonnes pratiques ? ﬁlters can we use …Useful for the end users …Realistic and international …Checkable W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 13 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

53. Validate ﬁlters = writing

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55. Quality standard Transversal, collaborative, public, open. W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 16 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

56. 2012 : a fews checklists are UX Best OpenData SEO practices 2011 2011 v.1 2004 / v.2 2010 Accessibility : Webperf : Step … 2012 2012 Us, today :)

57. The steps we used 1 First brainstorm Initialization Creation by a small group 2 Filters 3 Writing the best practices working group 4 Levels and categories Public 5 Request for comment workshop

58. The tools we use

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60. Conception process

61. Usage Conception process

62. Usage Conception process Conclusion / Questions

63. Overview Usage Conception process Conclusion / Questions

64. What you need to start Méthodolog Technical y Expert Expert

65. What you need to start Will to share knowledge Will to learn Will to build

66. Questions? Aurélien Levy Élie Sloïm - Temesis Temesis.com www.temesis.com elie.sloim@opquast.com aurelien.levy@temesis.com @eliesl @goetsu CC BY NC ND Icônes : http://

67. A few URLs  UX best practices (v.2) https://checklists.opquast.com/oqsv2/workshop/  OpenData workshop : https://checklists.opquast.com/opendata/ workshop/  SEO workshop http://checklists.opquast.com/seo/workshop/  Accessibility steps : https://checklists.opquast.com/ﬁrststepv1/ workshop/

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