19:59:16 RRSAgent has joined #wai-wcag 19:59:16 logging to http://www.w3.org/2005/04/21-wai-wcag-irc 19:59:21 RRSAGent, make log world 19:59:46 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2005AprJun/0170.html 19:59:49 Chair: John 19:59:53 Meeting: WCAG WG weekly 20:00:02 agenda+ Agenda Review (John - 5 minutes) 20:00:09 agenda+ TTF Update (Wendy - 5 min.) 20:00:19 agenda+ issue summary on guideline 2.4 (Yvette- 25 min.) 20:00:26 agenda+ issue summary on guideline 1.3 (Joe- 25 min.) 20:00:32 bengt has joined #wai-wcag 20:00:33 agenda+ 4.2/UAAG summary and issues (Loretta- 25 min.) 20:00:35 +Loretta_Guarino_Reid 20:00:44 agenda+ issue summary on guideline 1.1 (Wendy- 25 min.) 20:00:51 agenda+ Looking ahead: Proposed planning framework 20:00:52 ben_ has joined #wai-wcag 20:01:16 +Wendy 20:01:50 +??P5 20:01:58 ChristopheStrobbe has joined #wai-wcag 20:02:16 +Matt 20:02:16 Becky_Gibson has joined #wai-wcag 20:02:19 zakim, ??P5 is Bengt_Farre 20:02:19 +Bengt_Farre; got it 20:02:32 +Christophe_Strobbe 20:02:46 +Becky_Gibson 20:03:12 zakim, mute me 20:03:12 Michael_Cooper should now be muted 20:03:36 +Katie_Haritos-Shea 20:03:56 +Tim_Boland 20:04:04 +??P12 20:04:13 zakim, ??P12 is Gregg_and_Ben 20:04:13 +Gregg_and_Ben; got it 20:04:19 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:04:19 On the phone I see Michael_Cooper, John_Slatin, Yvette_Hoitink, Loretta_Guarino_Reid, Wendy, Bengt_Farre, Matt, Christophe_Strobbe, Becky_Gibson, Katie_Haritos-Shea, Tim_Boland, 20:04:23 ... Gregg_and_Ben 20:04:31 +JasonWhite 20:04:35 Tim has joined #wai-wcag 20:05:29 scribe: Michael 20:05:36 zakim, take up item 1 20:05:36 agendum 1. "Agenda Review (John - 5 minutes)" taken up [from wendy] 20:05:43 gregg has joined #wai-wcag 20:07:13 js: harvest feedback on issue summaries of 2.4, 1.3, 4.2, 1.1 20:07:36 js: get stuff on table for people to incorporate into revised proposals 20:07:49 js: then look at planning framework 20:08:08 zakim, close this item 20:08:08 agendum 1 closed 20:08:09 I see 6 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 20:08:10 2. TTF Update (Wendy - 5 min.) [from wendy] 20:08:13 zakim, take up item 2 20:08:13 agendum 2. "TTF Update (Wendy - 5 min.)" taken up [from wendy] 20:08:20 http://www.w3.org/2005/04/20-wai-wcag-minutes.html 20:08:38 wac: discussed Becky's categories of scripting techniques 20:09:01 RylaDog has joined #wai-wcag 20:09:12 wac: Becky has more action items 20:09:20 wac: discussed planning framework 20:09:34 -Bengt_Farre 20:09:52 wac: actions to work out details 20:10:17 wac: assignment templates - for people to use as they work on proposals 20:10:25 wac: discussions on issues 20:10:44 wac: technique using from PF group (based on DHTML roadmap) 20:10:56 wac: more action items to investigate 20:10:58 bengt has joined #wai-wcag 20:11:19 wac: discussed structure of guide doc, re proposals sent last week 20:11:39 wac: more work to do on those to harmonize and re-propose 20:11:43 q? 20:12:31 zakim, close this item 20:12:31 agendum 2 closed 20:12:32 I see 5 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 20:12:33 3. issue summary on guideline 2.4 (Yvette- 25 min.) [from wendy] 20:12:37 zakim, take up item 3 20:12:37 agendum 3. "issue summary on guideline 2.4 (Yvette- 25 min.)" taken up [from wendy] 20:13:19 js: reminder, just take questions, and take comments and responses, goal not to close today 20:14:16 +??P5 20:14:21 zakim, ??P5 is Bengt_Farre 20:14:21 +Bengt_Farre; got it 20:14:49 yph: found items to close, some that need small amount of discussion, some proposals for new SC, and some proposals for deletions 20:15:03 yph: a major problem is overlap between 2.4 and 1.3 20:15:37 1.3 is separate structure from presentation (or behaviour), 2.4 is structural stuff for navigation 20:15:56 yph: 434 propose to close 20:16:07 q+ 20:16:14 ack ben 20:16:49 bbc: fact we have a level 1 SC doesn't necessarily deal with overlap with 1.3 20:17:08 yph: some suggestions to make L3 items L1, propose to postpone until those are handled 20:17:27 zakim, ping me in 20 minutes 20:17:27 ok, wendy 20:18:03 gv: artifact from back when we designated as Core or not, therefore can close this as overcome by events 20:18:17 bbc: not opposed to closing issue, just want to be sure of rationale 20:18:44 js: objection to closing on above rationale? 20:18:51 20:19:30 yph: 829 move linear reading order to L1 20:19:50 yph: now reworded as re sequence 20:20:12 yph: related item we might want to delete - issue 1441 20:20:37 yph: can't test if sequence matters (author decision), and also covered by 1.3, therefore remove SC 20:20:52 q+ 20:21:08 q+ 20:21:31 js: 1 proposal to promote, 1 to delete, discuss 20:22:07 gv: current wording doesn't make sense, not sure why necessary 20:22:30 gv: need to be sure whatever we do is conditional re sequence, because much content can be read in many correct ways 20:23:04 ack gregg 20:23:06 ack wendy 20:23:17 wc: relates to 1214 and 1391 20:23:48 wc: 1391 is programatic determination of sequence is too vague, maybe needs to be always programatically determined 20:24:00 wac: perhaps sensible keyboard navigaiton overlaps 20:24:30 wac; 1214 is skipping groups of links, also relates to order making sense 20:24:42 wac: we need something at level 1 but could make it more broad 20:24:44 ack john 20:25:27 js: example of online newspaper with sidebars etc. in general techniques 20:26:03 js: intent not to assume all conditions but to deal with when screen readers make gobbledegook 20:26:26 js: perhaps wording to clarify that needed 20:26:55 tb: concern of objectivity of "meaningful" - author and user may disagree 20:27:13 tb: can it be objectively evaluated? 20:27:21 js: can be evaluated by human 20:28:11 yph: 1214 promote to L1 for harmonizing with Section 508 20:28:23 yph: is harmonizing something we want to consider? 20:28:27 q+ 20:28:57 gv: propose we hold off because one of the WAI metagroups is discussing 20:29:35 ack wend 20:30:10 wac: if we agree to move navigating items in sequence to level 1, this really just falls into techniques so we can remove SC 20:30:27 wac: need to be sure we discuss grouping things, then discuss navigating in sequence 20:31:05 ack john 20:31:14 wac: some ohter changes outlined in a post re this 20:31:36 js: discussion of to provide such features another technique, supporting Wendy's position 20:32:23 gv: not clear on Wendy's proposal 20:32:30 js: discuss on list 20:33:15 yph: progressive complexity - easy to understand summary, then other stuff 20:33:57 yph: was proposed to go under 2.4 20:34:03 yph: bug 1132 20:34:05 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=1132 20:34:09 ack john 20:34:28 js: should be addressed by a proposal working on 20:34:28 bengt_ has joined #wai-wcag 20:34:55 -Bengt_Farre 20:35:08 yph: 1137 increase prioirty of divide blocks of information in to manageable units 20:35:14 +??P5 20:35:17 zakim, ??P5 is Bengt_Farre 20:35:17 +Bengt_Farre; got it 20:35:23 yph: 2 SC for this - text as paragraphs and hierarchical sections 20:35:25 http://trace.wisc.edu/bugzilla_wcag/show_bug.cgi?id=1137 20:35:32 yph: perhaps we should have a more generic version 20:36:19 yph: re need to divide blocks of info into manageable units 20:36:55 gv: recursive - when you divide blocks you still have blocks that need to divide. Need a divide when "too large" and how do you define threshold. 20:37:16 ack j 20:37:27 wendy, you asked to be pinged at this time 20:37:37 js: work on 3.1 might be relevant 20:37:52 js: relative to size of task user has 20:38:06 js: exist generally accepted ways of discussing that stuff, will send to list 20:38:27 js: may be advisory too 20:38:43 gv: many of the things we look at we "harvest out" into advisory techs 20:39:09 ack l 20:39:25 +Mike_Barta 20:39:36 lgr: agree not only text that needs structure, but concerned re house example 20:39:49 q? 20:39:54 lgr: zoom in vs explore 20:40:02 -Bengt_Farre 20:40:21 yph: yes, need manageable 20:40:45 js: yvette should write up as functional outcome, then we can look at techniques to achieve, e.g., separate steps, zooming, etc. 20:41:02 zakim, close this item 20:41:02 agendum 3 closed 20:41:03 I see 4 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 20:41:05 4. issue summary on guideline 1.3 (Joe- 25 min.) [from wendy] 20:41:21 zakim, take up item 5 20:41:21 agendum 5. "4.2/UAAG summary and issues (Loretta- 25 min.)" taken up [from wendy] 20:42:05 bengt_ has joined #wai-wcag 20:42:51 +??P5 20:42:54 zakim, ??P5 is Bengt_Farre 20:42:54 +Bengt_Farre; got it 20:43:16 js: process pause - we want to get to a proposal, which should allow us to close bugs 20:43:52 RylaDog has joined #wai-wcag 20:44:52 gv: may need to modify proposals for some things based on discussion, things too controversial might need to be re-raised 20:44:54 zakim, mute me 20:44:54 Michael_Cooper should now be muted 20:45:54 I'll take over 20:45:56 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:45:56 On the phone I see Michael_Cooper (muted), John_Slatin, Yvette_Hoitink, Loretta_Guarino_Reid, Wendy, Matt, Christophe_Strobbe, Becky_Gibson, Katie_Haritos-Shea (muted), Tim_Boland, 20:45:58 zakim, mute me 20:45:59 ... Gregg_and_Ben, JasonWhite, Mike_Barta (muted), Bengt_Farre 20:46:00 Yvette_Hoitink should now be muted 20:46:12 js: Since Joe's not here, let's go on with Loretta's item 20:46:24 scribe: Yvette 20:46:29 lgr: 4.2 20:46:46 lgr: summary from subgroup work in overview message 20:46:55 lgr: difference between web application and user agent 20:47:35 lgr: based on that distinction that Wendy wrote, we tried to walk through UAAG level 1 to see what was involved and see if WCAG already covered that or things needed to be added 20:47:44 lgr: feedback anyone? 20:48:15 gvdh: is the distinction in the post? 20:48:42 js: listed in the agenda, includes Wendy's message with distinction between web application and user agent 20:48:46 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2005AprJun/0160.html 20:49:10 js: sorry for the URL mix up, wrong URL was in the agenda 20:50:05 lgr: is definition of web application appropriate for what we want with this guideline? 20:50:36 js: that's two questions: 1. definition of web application clear and accurate? 2. is this appropriate for our purposes? 20:50:48 js: anyone have a different definition for web app? 20:51:17 -Bengt_Farre 20:51:35 gvdh: do web applications have interface controls? 4.2 is meant to handle the included interface. Example: flash 20:51:39 bengt_ has joined #wai-wcag 20:51:48 q+ to say "interface covered by other WCAG guidelines" 20:52:15 gvdh: we never said that it _was_ a user agent, just that it has interface controls so we said rather than make our own rules we refer to UAAG 20:52:27 ack q 20:52:35 ack w 20:52:35 wendy, you wanted to say "interface covered by other WCAG guidelines" 20:52:49 +??P5 20:52:56 zakim, ??P5 is Bengt_Farre 20:52:56 +Bengt_Farre; got it 20:53:05 wc: we were looking at UAAG because we were looking at interface. However if you look at our guidelines, we actually cover interfaces pretty well in our guidelines 20:53:37 wc: main issues: name widgets, make sure widgets can be accessed, provide role and state information 20:53:51 -Katie_Haritos-Shea 20:54:14 wc: we matched all the UAAG to WCAG 2 criteria and realized that there are places where authors need to provide the input the user agent needs to provide the interface 20:54:16 +Katie_Haritos-Shea 20:54:22 q+ 20:54:33 wc: there are some additions we need to make, without re-inventing the wheel of UAAG. 20:54:43 wc: interface _is_ covered by our guidelines, with some possible additions 20:55:09 RylaDog has joined #wai-wcag 20:55:15 ack john 20:55:17 js: confirm what wc said 20:55:39 js: there are analyses of how UAAG relates to WCAG 20:55:50 ack becky 20:56:06 bg: Questions about Wendy's message about web app and user agent 20:56:14 bg: I'll get back to that later 20:56:22 ack jason 20:56:24 jw: Agree with wc 20:56:40 jw: in analysis it became clear we couldn't just refer to UAAG 20:57:06 jw: it's not possible to conform to UAAG with web content 20:57:34 jw: we need to find out what's missing from the guidelines for user agents to work with 20:57:36 zakim, ping me in 10 minutes 20:57:36 ok, wendy 20:57:56 bg: I didn't get some of the examples Wendy gave like the Javascript one. 20:58:18 wc: examples were to illustrate web applications that were not user agents 20:58:26 zakim, unmute me 20:58:26 Yvette_Hoitink should no longer be muted 20:59:25 what the author needs to provide in the delivery unit so that the user agent can generate an accessible perceivable unit 21:00:10 gvdh: if I understand correctly, most of that is already in our guidelines 21:00:23 gvdh: so rather than sending people off to UAAG, just include what's missing in our guidelines 21:00:39 q+ 21:00:40 gvdh: so we suspend the reference to UAAG until we figure out what's missing 21:00:45 -Bengt_Farre 21:01:53 gvdh: need to make sure people creating web applications put the right stuff in so they're accessible 21:01:55 -Mike_Barta 21:02:06 gvdh: make sure all the information is available to screen readers 21:02:11 +??P5 21:02:17 bengt_ has joined #wai-wcag 21:02:22 js: that's exactly what the analysis calls for 21:02:31 js: analysis tells where in our guidelines we need to specify that 21:03:27 q? 21:03:40 ack ben 21:04:09 bc: In the UAAG analysis there are examples that talk about requiring that things be available programatically 21:04:15 +Mike_Barta 21:04:36 bc: confused by what was meant by some of those f.e. "require to determine background images programatically" 21:04:45 q+ 21:05:08 lgr: the idea is to make sure that no matter the form, the user agent will be able to get at the information 21:05:22 lgr: if it's HTML source, that's programatically available to the UA 21:05:36 lgr: it's a way to say that the source expresses the information about these relationships. 21:06:02 bc: that helps a bit, I can see that there are cases where it's more difficult to distuinguish between foreground and background 21:06:08 bc: I can see where you're going 21:06:13 ack becky 21:06:26 q+ 21:06:49 bg: Issue I have with this (will post) is about requiring ATAG for web apps that allows content generation 21:07:27 bg: for example: mail input web app that would require asking for alt-text 21:07:29 ack wendy 21:07:37 wendy, you asked to be pinged at this time 21:07:42 bg: scares me as web app developer 21:08:04 wc: only web apps that involve creating content that is meant for the web would need to conform to ATAG 21:08:45 wc: hairy issue: for example, our IRC client logs to the web, so would our IRC program have to confrom to ATAG? 21:09:01 bengt_ has joined #wai-wcag 21:09:04 wc: we could say "if your app generates web content, go to ATAG" 21:09:18 wc: doesn't clarify when web content needs ATAG or WCAG 21:09:30 zakim, drop bengt_farre 21:09:30 sorry, bengt, I do not see a party named 'bengt_farre' 21:09:36 -??P5 21:09:38 bg: an e-mail application could generate web content too, but you mean specifically web content generating applications? 21:09:45 wc: Yes, blogger for example 21:09:55 +??P5 21:09:57 zakim, ??P5 is Bengt_Farre 21:09:57 +Bengt_Farre; got it 21:10:13 bg: I'll post my example to the list 21:10:29 tb: ATAG meeting next week. I'll take it to that group. 21:11:08 mm: from the ATAG perspective everything is well defined already. I'm missing what the grey area is 21:11:58 wc: the current def of AT doesn't exclude content that isn't necessarily meant for the web 21:12:12 wc: when we participate in mailing list, we are generating web content 21:12:43 mm: not true, the W3C tools are creating web content. They are taking content not meant as such and creating web content from it. IRC client is not an authoring tool 21:13:06 js: Loretta, can you make 4.2 proposal by Tuesday? 21:13:11 lgr: SURE! 21:13:36 js: There's a number of important messages about 4.2. PLEASE READ THEM 21:14:10 lgr: Would like comments by end of day Monday 21:15:00 scribe: Becky_Gibson 21:15:10 zakim, close this item 21:15:10 agendum 5 closed 21:15:11 zakim, mute me 21:15:12 I see 3 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 21:15:13 4. issue summary on guideline 1.3 (Joe- 25 min.) [from wendy] 21:15:14 Yvette_Hoitink should now be muted 21:15:19 zakim, take up item 6 21:15:19 agendum 6. "issue summary on guideline 1.1 (Wendy- 25 min.)" taken up [from wendy] 21:15:26 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2005AprJun/0172.html 21:15:43 wc: when started 1.1 revies serveral issues about definitions 21:16:01 wc: depending on defs. SC can mean very different things 21:16:43 wc: started with definitions to get grounded and felt first SC is most contentious and affects baseline 21:18:01 wc: main ques. is if we define text content as ...... and functional text content as ..... (see post) 21:18:39 wc: also proposed defs for content 21:18:59 wc: don't want 4.2 to morph into just how to label widgets 21:19:42 Tim has left #wai-wcag 21:19:48 gv: separate out non-text content is anything not rep. via unicode characters - feels like good def - are there any concerns? 21:19:56 bc: what about ascii art? 21:20:24 zakim, unmute me 21:20:24 Yvette_Hoitink should no longer be muted 21:20:24 gv: is ascii art represented as string of unicode characters? 21:20:33 bengt_ has joined #wai-wcag 21:20:48 wc: going to need a sub def for each type on non text content 21:20:54 zakim, drop bengt_farre 21:20:54 Bengt_Farre is being disconnected 21:20:55 -Bengt_Farre 21:21:07 wc: functional non-text, non-text to create a sensory info and ..... 21:21:10 +Luca_Mascaro 21:21:24 zakim, Luca_Mascaro is Bengt_Farre 21:21:24 +Bengt_Farre; got it 21:21:25 wc: ascii art is used to convey info so I think def holds 21:21:26 -Mike_Barta 21:21:34 zakim, mute me 21:21:34 Yvette_Hoitink should now be muted 21:22:07 wc: 3 text def: functional non-text, not-text to convey info; and to convey sensory exp. 21:22:17 q? 21:22:51 q+ 21:23:01 ack jason 21:23:08 gv: have to consider spatial arrangement - will post a def 21:24:03 jw: issue of meaning of content; ordinarily content in delivered unit is considered content; it is not always a stream of ordered unicode characters 21:24:25 jw: not all of those may be presented - we need to make a disctinction about what is content that is presented to the user 21:24:42 jw: need to be specific as to what content wcag applies 21:25:22 jw: example is a pdf file structure of the document is not represneted as seq. of unicode characters even though the text is 21:25:27 q+ to say non-text content refers to perceivable unit. content refers to delivery unit. 21:25:41 jw: don't want to req. the structure to require text alternative 21:25:48 q+ 21:25:54 ack chris 21:26:14 cs: concerned that req. unicode is controversial 21:26:31 cs: issues with Japanese and chinese in particular 21:26:57 wc: to address CS will take action to check with WT and Makoto 21:27:10 wc: but thinks unicode should cover 21:27:18 js: but we are not req. unicode, right? 21:28:02 action: wendy to check with makoto and takayuki other w3c people. 21:28:07 ack wendy 21:28:07 wendy, you wanted to say non-text content refers to perceivable unit. content refers to delivery unit. 21:28:12 wc: correct; document does not have to be documented in unicode but must represent unicode character 21:28:34 wc: non text content refers to what is in perceivable unit; content refers to what is in delivery unit 21:28:40 wc: will tweak defs 21:28:42 ack gregg 21:28:56 gv: I think we are req. unicode- if not what else are we req text to be in? 21:29:08 q+ to say "unicode does not require utf8 - that's just one encoding" 21:29:18 gv: if not req. unicode then what is our def. of text? 21:29:45 gv: jason's pt is excellent - talked about separating structure of info from the info 21:30:11 zakim, ping me in 5 minutes 21:30:11 ok, wendy 21:30:12 gv: structure is content so can't define all next content to incude; 21:30:26 gv: what do we call content that is not part of structure? 21:30:29 mcmay has joined #wai-wcag 21:30:36 q+ structure is metainformation 21:30:44 q+ to say structure is metainformation 21:30:46 ack lor 21:30:54 bengt_ has joined #wai-wcag 21:30:55 +Mike_Barta 21:31:04 lgr: i think we are saying that unicode rep of text should be programmatically determined 21:31:14 zakim, drop bengt_farre 21:31:14 Bengt_Farre is being disconnected 21:31:15 -Bengt_Farre 21:31:30 +Bengt_Farre 21:31:32 gv: want it to be in unicode when AT accesses it; can be encrypted, compressed and UA would pull it out 21:31:42 q+ to say that 'text' is unicode or other character set / character encoding scheme defined by a standardization org 21:31:47 gv: has to be in fashion that when it goes thru UA it gets presented as unicode 21:32:06 -Tim_Boland 21:32:40 lgr: thinks wendy's def that talks about any encoding can be used but must be able to be mapped into unicode 21:33:00 gv: but mapping is issue - are we req. all UA to convert everything to unicode 21:33:13 gv: have Vander 21:33:34 gv: have VanderEncryption so now UA is req. to map that to unicode? 21:33:40 lgr: you must provide mapping/apis 21:33:47 q+ to say "How is unicode an accessibility issue?" 21:34:07 wc: unicode is very "general" term - there are several encodings you can use to get to unicode characters 21:34:24 gv: but lgr was going further saying any coding 21:34:38 lgr: think misinterpretting programmatically determinable 21:34:50 q- will follow up on mailing list 21:34:54 q+ 21:34:54 lgr: suggest taking off list 21:34:54 ack wendy 21:34:56 wendy, you wanted to say "unicode does not require utf8 - that's just one encoding" 21:35:05 gv: wendy has discovered imp. whole 21:35:11 wendy, you asked to be pinged at this time 21:35:23 q- 21:35:48 q- 21:35:55 wc: think some of issues we are discussing with tweaks from JW that defs proposed are still heading in right direction 21:36:14 gv: see Jason's issues as biggest - use of word content 21:36:28 ack mc 21:36:28 mcmay, you wanted to say structure is metainformation 21:36:30 wc: we can use what is in delivery unit vs perceivable unit to help clarify 21:36:44 mm: disagree that structure is info - structure is meta info. 21:37:01 mm: if have a doc with only structure there is no info being conveyed 21:37:15 gv: structure is not information 21:37:29 ack john 21:38:01 js: markup is information about the document - that is one kind of info we are trying to preserve across changes in presentation 21:38:35 js: markup is meta info about the content and how it is organized so we need to be able to talk about both that and the material that is not pure structure 21:38:52 js: but is presenting substance of what we want users to interact with 21:39:03 bc: want to ask about the labeling and flickr app 21:39:25 bc: curious of how baseline ques. fit in - right approach to force labels for each function 21:39:26 -Bengt_Farre 21:39:39 bengt_ has joined #wai-wcag 21:39:44 q+ to say, "not description of each. label of each for one baseline, otherwise functionality of each" 21:39:45 zakim, drop bengt_farre 21:39:46 bc: if my baseline includes support for flash I assume flash player deals with desc. of information 21:39:46 sorry, bengt, I do not see a party named 'bengt_farre' 21:39:47 ack ben 21:39:55 bc: with it 21:39:58 ack wendy 21:39:58 wendy, you wanted to say, "not description of each. label of each for one baseline, otherwise functionality of each" 21:40:04 q+ 21:40:12 +??P5 21:40:19 zakim, ??P5 is Bengt_Farre 21:40:19 +Bengt_Farre; got it 21:40:40 wc: each widget must be labeled for the baseline that assumes web apps; for lower baseline would provide the alternative mech to provide functionality 21:41:21 gv: if have flash that has controls and exposes them to screen rdr then they would have labels 21:41:42 gv: if controls are not exposed to screen reader then would have alternatives 21:42:25 gv: all the way down to the widget level there is text 21:42:31 -Bengt_Farre 21:43:00 ack gregg 21:43:02 gv: describe the widget at the level that it occurs (editor didn't capture this very well - sorry) 21:43:17 -Mike_Barta 21:43:44 wc: thinking that role and state stuff fits under 1.3 21:44:13 wc: 1.1 labelling the function, - keyboard access; 1.3 - behavior 21:45:12 js: please read and respond to Joe Clarks issue summary - deals with GL and not SC so will ask him to address SC in relation to issues he summarized 21:45:40 wc: can you post what you just said about 1.3 and role and state 21:46:02 action: wendy suggest role/state as part of new 1.3 (ala joe's proposal) 21:46:41 js: more comments or concerns about info already discussed? 21:46:46 -Katie_Haritos-Shea 21:46:53 js: any objections to Wendy pursuing her approach on 1.1? 21:47:17 gv: think it is good as it is exposing old issues - so think it is worthwhile continuing the exploration 21:47:59 gv: but a bit worried about combining 4.2 into other places things will be too confusing - only a mathematician can understand 21:48:18 gv: don't want it to be too confusing because defs are so precise- may need plainer language 21:48:46 zakim, close this item 21:48:46 agendum 6 closed 21:48:47 I see 2 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 21:48:48 4. issue summary on guideline 1.3 (Joe- 25 min.) [from wendy] 21:48:53 zakim, close item 4 21:48:53 agendum 4 closed 21:48:54 I see 1 item remaining on the agenda: 21:48:55 7. Looking ahead: Proposed planning framework [from wendy] 21:49:08 zakim, take up item 7 21:49:08 agendum 7. "Looking ahead: Proposed planning framework" taken up [from wendy] 21:49:16 js: each thurs call will discuss 4 issue summaries and/or proposals 21:49:35 js: 2 step seq. first call will discuss and raise concerns about proposals sent to list two days earlier 21:49:50 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2005AprJun/0156.html 21:49:52 js: discussion will feed revised proposals and issues summaries to be sent to list on following tues 21:49:55 -Michael_Cooper 21:50:09 js: for hopeful resolution /consensus on following thurs 21:50:34 js: WC is putting this into an app and will be posting the calendar into planning section of WG site 21:50:57 js: is dynamic plan so we can get clear representation of what happens when we fall behind 21:51:19 js: hope this keeps us mindful of role we play and implications of missing deadlines 21:51:44 js: so as soon as you know you are going to miss a deadline please let someone know so we can plan and adjust 21:51:57 js: know this sounds very corporate but needs to be said 21:52:09 zakim, unmute me 21:52:09 Yvette_Hoitink should no longer be muted 21:52:11 js: want to thank all who are working hard and participating 21:52:24 gv: if any hope ot getting to end need to operate in such a fashions 21:52:48 gv: need to continue momentum to keep making progress - reiterates thanks 21:52:53 -Matt 21:52:55 -Loretta_Guarino_Reid 21:52:56 -John_Slatin 21:52:57 -Yvette_Hoitink 21:52:58 -Gregg_and_Ben 21:53:00 -Wendy 21:53:01 -Becky_Gibson 21:53:03 -Christophe_Strobbe 21:53:42 ben_ has left #wai-wcag 21:54:37 -JasonWhite 21:54:38 WAI_WCAG()4:00PM has ended 21:54:40 Attendees were Michael_Cooper, John_Slatin, Yvette_Hoitink, Loretta_Guarino_Reid, Wendy, Matt, Bengt_Farre, Christophe_Strobbe, Becky_Gibson, Katie_Haritos-Shea, Tim_Boland, 21:54:43 ... Gregg_and_Ben, JasonWhite, Mike_Barta 21:54:53 RRSAgent, draft minutes 21:54:53 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2005/04/21-wai-wcag-minutes.html wendy 21:58:48 mcmay has left #wai-wcag 22:00:53 joeclark has joined #wai-wcag 22:01:11 8Hi, Joe! 22:01:33 We just finished the call... 22:02:12 There should be minutes in a couple of days (that sounds odd). 22:02:29 We didn't discuss your 1.3 messages since you weren't available. 22:02:44 I did ask that people review your messages carefully and respond. 22:03:03 Also, I'll ask that you go one more step 22:03:38 and propose success criteria for 1.3 that (a) provide testable ways to implement the guideline as you propose it and 22:03:53 (b) address as many of the issues in your summary as possible; 22:04:02 and (c) address any concerns raised on the list. 22:04:18 Then we can go through it on Thursday's call next week. 22:04:50 I'll send email about this too. 22:05:01 Great minds think alike. 22:05:44 ChristopheStrobbe has left #wai-wcag 22:05:49 Also, Wendy is going to send something related to 1.3, so watch for that one too. 22:06:06 I'm heading home. Long day. I'll send mail. 22:16:55 ben has joined #wai-wcag 22:27:44 ben has left #wai-wcag 22:31:25 joeclark has left #wai-wcag 22:52:08 zakim, bye 22:52:08 Zakim has left #wai-wcag 22:52:13 RRSAgent, bye 22:52:13 I see 2 open action items: 22:52:13 ACTION: wendy to check with makoto and takayuki other w3c people. [1] 22:52:13 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/04/21-wai-wcag-irc#T21-28-02 22:52:13 ACTION: wendy suggest role/state as part of new 1.3 (ala joe's proposal) [2] 22:52:13 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/04/21-wai-wcag-irc#T21-46-02