107107 < body >
108108 < section id ="abstract ">
109109 < p > The accessibility of a publication is useful to know regardless of a person's abilities, as features such
110- as the ability to make visual adjustments make for a better reading experience for everybody. This
110+ as the ability to make visual adjustments make for a better reading experience for everybody. These guidelines
111111 document proposes a shared framework for presenting publication accessibility metadata declarations in a
112112 user-friendly manner — to offer the information to end users in a way that is easy to understand
113113 regardless of their technical knowledge and is consistent across different publications and different
@@ -130,22 +130,22 @@ <h2>Introduction</h2>
130130 accessibility concerns are potential issues consumers have when trying to purchase and ultimately read a
131131 digital publication in any format.</ p >
132132
133- < p > The good news is more and more publishers are creating e-books that are Born Accessible (i.e.,
133+ < p > The good news is more and more publishers are creating digital publications that are Born Accessible (i.e.,
134134 accessible from the outset, not fixed later) and getting the accessibility validation or audit done by
135135 independent organizations.</ p >
136136 </ section >
137137 < section id ="general-overview ">
138138 < h2 > General overview</ h2 >
139139
140- < p > This document helps those who wish to render accessibility metadata directly to users understand how to
140+ < p > These guidelines helps those who wish to render accessibility metadata directly to users understand how to
141141 represent the accessibility claims inherent in machine-readable accessibility metadata in a
142142 user-friendly User Interface / User Experience (UI/UX). This document targets implementers such as
143- bookstores, retailers, distributors etc. Content creators will benefit from reading these Principles and
143+ bookstores, retailers, distributors etc. Content creators will benefit from reading these guidelines and
144144 are encouraged to follow < a href ="https://www.w3.org/TR/epub-a11y-11/ "> EPUB Accessibility 1.1
145145 Conformance and Discoverability Requirements section and its techniques.</ a > </ p >
146146
147147 < div class ="note ">
148- < p > This document presents high-level principles without going into technical issues related to the
148+ < p > This document presents high-level guidelines without going into technical issues related to the
149149 different metadata standards in the publishing industry. </ p >
150150 < p > Therefore, < a href ="#techniques "> techniques are available</ a > that illustrate to developers how to
151151 retrieve data to show the information outlined in this document.</ p >
@@ -260,7 +260,7 @@ <h3>Why this information is important for accessibility</h3>
260260 deprecated, an EPUB 3 supports page navigation and better structural semantics; an MP3 format audiobook will be
261261 less structured than an Audiobook, etc. </ li >
262262 < li > The protection measure may block assistive technologies such as screen readers. In addition,
263- many specific e-reading devices such as DAISY readers or Braille notepads are not equipped to read
263+ many specific eReading devices such as DAISY readers or Braille notepads are not equipped to read
264264 encrypted files. </ li >
265265
266266 < li > The name of the publishing house can highlight the efforts it has made in terms of
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