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The document discusses quality best practices for building web sites. It begins by outlining a model for web quality that includes factors like perception, techniques, content, services and visibility. It then presents a list of topics that need to be addressed to build a quality website, such as accessibility, forms, links, standards and design. The list continually expands topics like security, mobile, e-commerce and search engine optimization. The document advocates for collaborative creation of open quality standards and checklists to evaluate best practices. It outlines the process used to develop checklists including brainstorming, writing, requesting comments and workshops.

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Quality best practices

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A model for web quality (2001)

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A model for web quality (2001)

Technics

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A model for web quality (2001)

Perception

Technics

W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 3 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

A model for web quality (2001)

Perception

Technics

Content

W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 3 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

A model for web quality (2001)

Perception

Technics

Content

Services

W3C - TPAC - Lyon - October 2012 – Page 3 Temesis –Elie Sloïm - Aurélien Levy - 2012

A model for web quality (2001)
Visibility

Perception

Technics

Content

Services

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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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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
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

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

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

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

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

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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

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

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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

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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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