21:04:45 RRSAgent has joined #wai-wcag 21:04:52 RRSAgent, make log world 21:06:21 +JasonWhite 21:07:23 David has joined #wai-wcag 21:07:46 RRSAgent, make log world 21:08:39 +Loretta_Guarino_Reid 21:08:42 techniques task force report 21:08:52 worked through 5 tests in the test suite 21:09:31 issue: does the language of the test need to be the same as success criteria? (ex. when SC text is long, can we say something shorter and define in text -- "decorative") 21:09:36 test for decorative: http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/WCAG20/tests/test16.html 21:09:42 17 more tests for next week 21:10:44 +??P13 21:10:59 zakim, ??P13 is doyle 21:10:59 +doyle; got it 21:11:30 issue 317 21:11:37 last week discussed, posted results of wordsmithing 21:11:47 received no feedback 21:11:49 bc accept the wording? 21:11:50 js 2 small edits: 21:11:52 ack john 21:12:31 js "must also be" http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=317 21:12:41 js change to "is" so it is not an instruction 21:13:02 js insert comma after "color presentation" 21:13:52 +[Microsoft] 21:14:06 zakim, +[Microsoft] is Mike 21:14:06 sorry, wendy, I do not recognize a party named '+[Microsoft]' 21:14:13 zakim, [Microsoft] is Mike 21:14:13 +Mike; got it 21:14:34 gregg has joined #wai-wcag 21:14:56 gv anyone speak to john's amendment? 21:15:02 gv anything from the list? 21:15:17 resolved: adopted changes in 317 21:15:20 can close 21:15:58 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=476 21:16:04 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=476 21:16:07 :) 21:17:47 ack lo 21:17:51 lgr difficult b/c have normative guideliens and non-normative guidelines 21:17:57 lgr certainly true of non-norm techs 21:18:08 gv will be overcomplete - some techs don't have to do 21:18:12 lgr or techs that aren't in there that are ok 21:18:23 lgr this kind of statement in techs makes sense 21:18:29 gv olivier was talking about test suites 21:18:43 gv maybe premature if looking at our initial test suites 21:18:47 lgr the test suites will be complete 21:19:38 gv part of the question is, are we talking about guidelines document (it can't make specific reference to the test suite if non-normative) 21:19:43 ack john 21:19:56 js since the checklist is non-normative, a disclaimer ala olivier may be relevant 21:20:11 gv we use his exactly, b/c his refers to tests 21:21:25 ack da 21:21:49 dmd in each SC, we say "learn how to do this" could we link to tests? 21:21:51 gv that seems to be ok, it's "for more info" 21:22:02 gv worry that those are in the normative section and in a normative color 21:22:19 gv not sure how to pu non-normative info in the normative section. 21:23:03 q+ 21:23:22 q+ to say "other groups use of test suites and disclaimers" 21:23:45 ack ben 21:24:00 bc issue of explicitly identifying comments of what's normative or not, QA has advice on how to do 21:24:09 bc jenae added an issue. we have a separate issue related to. 21:24:11 ack wendy 21:24:11 wendy, you wanted to say "other groups use of test suites and disclaimers" 21:25:25 action: wendy check with svg, css, and dom documents to look for references to test suites within the specs. 21:25:30 ack jason 21:25:56 jw would rather not do it, it is potentially confusing. however, a warning about automated testing could be made somewhere, but not sure where. 21:26:25 -doyle 21:26:25 gv we're discussing both automated and human testing 21:27:14 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=851 21:27:22 gv recommendation to reject this issue. 21:28:07 s/recommendation/suggestion 21:28:19 should benefits only be about pwd or mention how benefits all users? 21:28:36 gv other people have suggested that we add more info about benefits to mass market 21:28:41 q+ 21:28:43 gv it would help promote use of the guidelines 21:29:27 gv if there is good but non-obvious issue, seems good to add. but to add after every guideline how benefits everyone, it if is obvious, will unneccessarily increase length 21:29:50 gv perhaps reject this one (more obvious), but don't create blanket policy to reject all benefits to mass market 21:29:52 ack andi 21:30:09 asw helping to promote adoption of the guidelines is a good idea, but doesn't belong in guidelines themselves (belongs in EOWG) 21:30:13 +Alex_Li 21:31:42 gv anyone want to speak for adding this comment? 21:32:34 resolved: don't incorproate suggested text in issue 851. close issue. 21:32:58 refering to eowg 21:33:00 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=949 21:34:03 asw it's not in the SC anymore. OBE 21:34:34 ben? are you updating bugzilla as we move forward? 21:34:42 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=988 21:34:55 949 resolved: OBE and GV's comment 21:36:07 q+ 21:37:30 q+ 21:37:32 ack wendy 21:38:59 gv we have # of guidelines that say programmatically determinable that means an AT could do what it wants (present in sign language). at level 2, often say "programmatically" say should be done by default. no where do we say provide in sign language on the page. 21:39:35 ack lor 21:39:50 lgr we're getting into user agent responsibilities. how much is ua how much author. 21:39:57 lgr feels like it's going towards ua side 21:40:17 q+ alex 21:40:19 +??P2 21:40:42 zakim, ??P2 is Kerstin 21:40:42 +Kerstin; got it 21:40:46 ack andi 21:41:09 asw agreeing w/loretta, going to UA side. signing avatar - could it use accessible content? 21:41:15 gv not today, but soon. 21:42:08 asw don't think we should put success criteria that say provide in sign language. don't have anything about poviding error msg in audio, assume someone has screen reader. 21:42:25 asw however, good to put in the examples to help people understand how people who are deaf can use. 21:42:27 ack alex 21:42:48 Kesh has joined #wai-wcag 21:43:39 gv have in 1.1, if auditory in text 21:44:10 sometimes, people who are deaf have poor reading skills. a written language is their second language 21:44:16 ack john 21:44:47 js my understanding, in order to enable signing avatar, it's something that the developer has to do to enable signing avatars. there is a user agent compoentne and something on the server. 21:44:55 gv that is proprietary signing avatars. 21:45:08 gv it's like braille, you can hide braille code in content for a braille printer 21:46:16 jw if required, we woiuld be requiring people to provide interpretation of content (or similar to requiring translation into another language) 21:47:37 providing a signing avatar on each is beyond what we would be requiring 21:47:54 it would be good, however, would be to include an example .... gv. 21:48:05 gv resolution something like: requirement for text for any audio already included (1.1), providing a signing avatar on each page is beyond what we could require. it would be good to include an example someplace (although we don't have a guideline to provide an example for) 21:48:07 wendy, want me to take notes from here? 21:48:10 q+ 21:48:14 sure. thx kerstin 21:48:18 ack jason 21:48:22 keeps me focused ... :-) 21:48:25 :) 21:48:54 gv: making sure the information is there so that AT can provide a signing avatar IS within the guidelines and we should provide an example of that. 21:49:00 text being presented as sign-language 21:49:06 q+ to say "recommend invite RNID to call and discuss" 21:49:08 gv: does that sound like a good resolution? 21:49:09 ack andi 21:49:17 andi: does not have to be an example, but could be a benefit 21:49:33 andi: 1.1 would be best place, benefit for blind and deaf with examples of how 21:50:08 wendy: fine for this issue - but larger picture, might be good to include people from RNID to ensure we are addressing their concern -- more dialog with them as a group 21:50:31 gv: good for us to stack these up and walk through the whole thing 21:50:39 gv: excellent suggestion, Wendy 21:50:45 ack wendy 21:50:45 wendy, you wanted to say "recommend invite RNID to call and discuss" 21:50:55 action: wendy in response to RNID, suggest telecon w/them 21:50:56 wendy: assigning an action item to follow up and get con-call with RNID. 21:51:13 action: andi write the example for 1.1 21:51:29 action 3 = andi write example to address issue 988 21:51:39 thanks, Wendy 21:51:47 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=1038 21:52:11 gv: proposed resolution in issue summary: david recommends we close because this is clear in example #1. 21:52:41 gv: suggestion is that the example is not clear 21:52:45 gv: david says it is 21:53:26 gv: guideline 1.4, example 1: 21:54:51 js: he is talking about the example cover a lot of different bases. 21:55:01 gv: "why leave implicit?" 21:55:12 gv: means "make it explicit." 21:55:20 confusion ..... 21:55:51 wendy: this is from old example, 21:56:00 david: I mention that in the next comment 21:56:11 andi: says it's against the Jul 30th draft 21:56:49 wendy: his comments are on the old draft. 21:57:00 gv: example in the nov draft is the same as july draft. 21:57:05 andi sees the same 21:57:52 gv: this is example is light on dark, so why not have another example of dark on light 21:58:05 gv: the answer is that this is an example, and we don't need to have one of everything 21:58:24 wendy: this is a totally different example .... reads guideline 1.1 ... 21:58:27 gv: we are on 1.4 21:58:37 gv: contrast 21:59:03 no worries ... 21:59:26 gv: is our guideline clear that either way works, and just the example is one way or the other .... 21:59:31 queue =kesh 21:59:36 q+ kesh 22:00:45 gv: we don't say anywhere that it doesn't really matter whether the background or text is the lighter or darker. 22:00:56 q+ 22:01:06 gv: someplace in the guidelines we add a parenthetical comment about how either can be the lighter or darker 22:01:16 gv: for sound, it is specific 22:01:29 gv's proposal - 1.4, level 2, item 1 would read: 22:01:30 gv: in that case, the quieter thing should be background, but for text, it can be either 22:01:31 Text and diagrams that are presented over a background image, color, or text have a contrast greater than X1 where the whiter element (foreground or background) is at least Y1 as measured by _____. [V] 22:01:44 thanks, Ben. 22:02:01 q- kesh 22:02:15 ack wendy 22:02:28 wendy: concerned that we are not addressing his issue -- 22:03:07 wendy: I propose that if you want to propose that we change the guideline that you post it to the list. 22:03:33 gv: his problem is that we are only addressing dark on light, and that there is an implication that light on dark is allowed. 22:03:52 wendy: but why not just add further examples to illustrate this, as opposed to changing the SC. 22:04:40 wendy: but why not just further examples 22:05:01 becky: I don't think the sc needs to be changed, because I assume it could be either. 22:05:08 gv: why not just make it clear in the sc, thena/ 22:05:29 gv: I would hate to see adding a whole other example that is exactly the same as this but upside down 22:05:41 gv: anyone want the action item? 22:05:51 action: david can come up with a way to add to the example 22:06:21 action 4 = david either propose new example or modify existing example for guideline 1.4 to address issue 1038 22:06:44 wendy, you're so good at that! ;-) 22:07:06 the image could similarly light letters on a dark background 22:07:13 js: the image could similarly be light letters on a dark background 22:07:45 david: image is not the right word 22:08:02 d: this example could also apply to light letters on a dark background 22:08:25 wendy: we're good on this one 22:08:29 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=1039 22:08:30 gv: closing and moving on 22:08:30 ack david 22:08:41 ack jason 22:08:42 q- D 22:14:06 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=1091 22:16:13 A section of code that responds to an action taken by the user (or user agent). On Web pages, events are usually user actions such as moving the mouse, typing, etc. An event handler determines the response to that action. A technology specific event handler only responds to an action by one kind of input device. An abstract event handler is one which can be activated by a variety of... 22:16:14 event handler 22:16:16 ...input devices. 22:18:42 resolved: close issue 1091 because SC links to defn of "event handler" which describes abstract event 22:19:13 === 22:19:14 guideline 2.5 22:19:16 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004OctDec/0268.html 22:19:26 kerstin? did you step away? want me to take over minuting? 22:19:39 am i still here? 22:19:54 please -- sorry 22:20:12 took a phone call 22:20:19 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=847 22:21:04 ben? are you adding andi's comments to the issues as we go? if not, i will 22:21:15 -Avi 22:21:21 gv suggest we ask drc for specific recommendations 22:22:29 action: wendy check if more info in DRC report, if not ask for specific examples. 22:23:01 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=885 22:23:51 -Chris 22:23:52 ChrisR has left #wai-wcag 22:24:40 gv ask them, "there are no specific requirements under level 1 for this guideline, however for individuals who want more accessible sites, there are measurable things that could be done. they are included here to allow... 22:25:25 ...those who want to create sites that are more accessible to ppl who make misatkes due to physical or cognitive disabilities" 22:27:29 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=1017 22:27:50 asw we don't say what to do if more than 75 22:28:55 gv if it says to conform at level 3 you have to have if 75, if more can still do it, but don't have to in order to conform. 22:29:30 gv b/c it is level 3 (or it is level 3 b/c makes more accessible for ppl), but it is not a high priority item 22:29:49 gv remove so that not required at any level? 22:30:47 q+ to say "concern about level 4 when haven't defined it yet" 22:31:49 asw if have pulldown, should also have text entry field 22:31:51 gv what is problem w/way written? 22:32:00 asw there is # 75, people want to know justification for that # 22:32:19 gv arbitrary in sense that ramps are 1:12 22:32:40 gv picked based upon talking w/people who said there wer elists that lon gnad whished had been able to pick 22:32:48 q+ 22:33:02 ack wendy 22:33:02 wendy, you wanted to say "concern about level 4 when haven't defined it yet" 22:33:06 q+ 22:33:28 ack jason 22:33:53 jw we don't have level 4. also in other parts of guidelines there are #s that could be criticzed on the same grounds. 22:34:26 ack ben 22:34:35 bc move to genera 22:34:45 bc as an optional general technique 22:36:00 bc precedent for moving items from guidelines into general techniques 22:36:04 bc what is an example of this? 22:36:20 gv state: could type "wi" or could pick "wi" from list 22:36:24 bc then text entry is optional 22:37:20 action: gv and bc to figure out word "required" in level 3 criterion of 2.5 22:37:30 ack andi 22:37:36 asw don't want a 4th level in guidelines 22:37:48 gv there is no level 4, it is shorthand for things that don't appear in guidelines 22:38:14 gv but that shouldn't totaly disappaer 22:38:50 asw the current wording does not address issue: if have long selection lists need text entry for alt way 22:39:05 asw we say if less than 75, in fact want more than 75 22:40:06 asw only required when more than 75 22:40:19 gv separate could be, "any greater than x should have text entry field" 22:40:35 action: asw propose SC along lines of "any greater than x should have text entry field" 22:40:39 ack alex 22:40:54 al may be other input methods other than text entry 22:41:50 action 7 = asw propose SC along lines of "any greater than x should have text entry field" or broaden for "alternative entry" 22:42:07 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=1215 22:43:57 -Kerstin 22:44:04 some agreement that could be level 1, but it doesn't satisfy our level 1 definition. 22:47:33 -Alex_Li 22:47:34 -Becky_Gibson 22:47:34 -Mike 22:47:35 -Michael_Cooper 22:47:36 -Matt 22:47:37 -Andi 22:47:38 -Bengt_Farre 22:47:39 -Wendy 22:47:40 -Loretta_Guarino_Reid 22:47:42 -John_Slatin 22:47:44 -David_MacDonald 22:47:46 -Gregg_and_Ben 22:48:37 -JasonWhite 22:48:38 WAI_WCAG()4:00PM has ended 22:48:39 Attendees were Chris, Michael_Cooper, Bengt_Farre, Andi, Wendy, David_MacDonald, Matt, John_Slatin, JasonWhite, Becky_Gibson, Gregg_and_Ben, Avi, Loretta_Guarino_Reid, doyle, Mike, 22:48:41 ... Alex_Li, Kerstin 22:50:16 quit 22:50:18 Kesh has left #wai-wcag 22:50:29 zakim, bye 22:50:29 Zakim has left #wai-wcag 22:50:32 RRSAgent, bye 22:50:32 I see 7 open action items: 22:50:32 ACTION: wendy check with svg, css, and dom documents to look for references to test suites within the specs. [1] 22:50:32 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/12/09-wai-wcag-irc#T21-25-25 22:50:32 ACTION: wendy in response to RNID, suggest telecon w/them [2] 22:50:32 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/12/09-wai-wcag-irc#T21-50-55 22:50:32 ACTION: andi write example to address issue 988 [3] 22:50:32 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/12/09-wai-wcag-irc#T21-51-13 22:50:32 ACTION: david either propose new example or modify existing example for guideline 1.4 to address issue 1038 [4] 22:50:32 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/12/09-wai-wcag-irc#T22-05-51 22:50:32 ACTION: wendy check if more info in DRC report, if not ask for specific examples. [5] 22:50:32 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/12/09-wai-wcag-irc#T22-22-29 22:50:32 ACTION: gv and bc to figure out word "required" in level 3 criterion of 2.5 [6] 22:50:32 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/12/09-wai-wcag-irc#T22-37-20 22:50:32 ACTION: asw propose SC along lines of "any greater than x should have text entry field" or broaden for "alternative entry" [7] 22:50:32 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/12/09-wai-wcag-irc#T22-40-35