The document discusses the Fluid Project, which aims to develop a flexible user interface framework and component library to improve the user experience and accessibility of open source education applications like Sakai, uPortal, Moodle, and Kuali Student. The project will involve usability evaluations, development of reusable UI components focused on key areas of improvement, and creation of a framework to support flexible and customizable interfaces while maintaining accessibility. Initial work will focus on a "lightbox" component to improve image organization and reordering in Sakai. The goal is to foster collaboration across projects and communities to incrementally enhance the user experience.

1. Inclusive Accessibility Standards Liddy Nevile La Trobe University

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25. W3C ‘universal’ accessibility http://www.w3c.org/

26. W3C ‘universal’ accessibility http://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG20/quickref/

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64. User Experience & the Designer’s Toolkit

65. Fluid Deliverables

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76. Run-time Transformation

78. Anatomy of a Component

82. The Fluid Framework

88. The Lightbox