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15:52:10 zakim, this will be 9224
15:52:10 ok, Joshue108; I see WAI_HTML TT()11:30AM scheduled to start 22 minutes ago
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15:52:37 meeting: HTML Techniques Task Force
15:52:42 chair: Joshue
15:53:20 agenda + Please comment on the new survey for this week - https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/HTML5_section/
15:53:32 agenda + Discuss the use of placeholder on INPUTs technique (to be updated by LĂ©onie).
15:53:32 https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/htmltechs-20120409/
15:53:41 agenda + Discuss the use of JavaScript Libraries in WCAG.
15:56:04 WAI_HTML TT()11:30AM has now started
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15:56:16 zakim, ??P0 is Joshue
15:56:16 +Joshue; got it
15:56:20 zakim, mute me
15:56:20 sorry, Joshue108, muting is not permitted when only one person is present
16:00:49 +Cooper
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16:01:53 zakim, ??P2 is adam_solomon
16:01:53 +adam_solomon; got it
16:01:57 agenda: http://www.w3.org/mid/4F97F1FB.6090301@cfit.ie
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16:04:13 zakim, ??P6 is Loretta_Guarino_Reid
16:04:13 +Loretta_Guarino_Reid; got it
16:04:34 +Marc_Johlic
16:08:38 scribe: Loretta
16:08:39 zakim, take up item 1
16:08:39 agendum 1. "Please comment on the new survey for this week - https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/HTML5_section/" taken up [from Joshue108]
16:08:51 scribenick: Loretta
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16:09:46 +Jon_Gunderson
16:10:23 JOC: I cleaned up the wiki page for the combined sections, then split out section and article.
16:11:01 JOC: I will update the techniques to address the current round of comments.
16:11:22 Loretta: have we decided whether to do joint or separate techniques/
16:12:13 JOC: Currently, updting both paths. Currently, I think having separate techniques would be better.
16:12:50 Marc: It is a lot easier to read the individual techniques. Massively long techniques can be overwhelming.
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16:13:58 JOC: How to demonstrate the relationships between the elements? Maybe use multiple types of mark-up in the examples for one element type.
16:14:11 JOC: Or provide some kind of overview somewhere.
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16:14:44 Marc: This is one reason I am torn. Maybe an overview with links to the individual techniques?
16:15:05 JOC: Maybe make the overview with no test procedure, etc.
16:15:53 Marc: Maybe an overview describing what they are about, then one sample that contains everything.
16:16:41 Actio: Josh to create a new page using this model.
16:16:56 s/Actio/Action
16:17:10 Loretta: Michael how could we fit this into the WCAG document structure?
16:18:10 Loretta: Somehow use model of 1 general technique plus one of the following...
16:18:47 Michael: we shouldn't keep ourselves from writing support documents and linking to them. We'll find a place to put the supporting information.
16:19:11 Josh will proceed with this idea.
16:20:10 JG: In the sectino example, I was curious why you use article as the container for the different sections. I thought article would be more atomic.
16:20:50 JOC: THe article element has 2 hats: an article (a large unit) or something that is much smaller and more granular.
16:21:22 JG: ARIA's definition is muchmore of a discrete unit. Do we want to promote article to have 2 different meanings in html5, even if it can?
16:22:09 JOC: There is a lot of confusion in general about how to use these different elements.
16:22:27 JG: We want WCAG to encourage the best use of the elements, rather than the possible use of the elements.
16:22:35 -adam_solomon
16:22:42 JOC: Which definition should we favor?
16:22:49 +??P2
16:22:59 JG: (reading definition from HTML5 spec)
16:23:13 zakim, ??P2 is adam_solomon
16:23:13 +adam_solomon; got it
16:23:37 JOC: so blog post itself could be an article, but comments can also be (child) articles.
16:24:18 JG: reading the section element: article encouraged when you want other people to repurpose that piece of the content.
16:25:01 JOC: my understanding is that article should be the parent.
16:25:13 JOC: but I could be wrong as well.
16:25:16 +Tim
16:25:35 JG: I agree that we should present these in the best way. How fast and loose should we play with the spec?
16:26:05 Loretta: I worry about spending too much time trying to specify best practice.
16:26:46 JOC: How do we encourage good usage? Do we just take the examples from HTML?
16:26:48 s/sectino/section
16:27:13 Loretta: this will be most painful when writing the test procedures. Do they require best practice?
16:27:37 http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Using_HTML5_article_element
16:29:16 JG: footer example seems odd, with only child that is a section. footer and section are both landmarks. If a landmark only contains one landmark child, it is an extra layer for navigation.
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16:29:36 JOC: footer is a flow element in HTML5. It isn't a landmark, is it?
16:30:17 JG: It final outcome in HTML5 is not clear. There may be a schism between the way things are defined in ARIA and HTML5. footer will be a landmark in HTML5, but not in ARIA.
16:30:44 JG: I already see article being misused even as an ARIA role.
16:31:22 JG: Now we have footer. We don't have footer in ARIA, we have complementary info.
16:32:34 JOC: IN terms of user agent support, footer may be another generic div.
16:33:03 +David_MacDonald
16:33:04 Loretta: concerned about trying to address everything in 1.3.1 technique
16:33:33 JOC: But what should we show in our examples? Maybe I should take the footer stuff out completely.
16:34:03 JOC: If it is a concern that we are generating too many landmarks, maybe we should restructure this?
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16:34:42 JG: I worry about semantic pollution. If everything becomes navigable, it reduces the efficiency of using them. Too much semantics can be a hindrance.
16:35:19 JG: We have the tension between how to use headers and landmarks together. Users may be familiar with headers but not landmarks.
16:35:47 JG: With HTML5's ability to affect the level of headers baeed on the mark-up structure, this may introduce more confusion.
16:35:59 JOC: ANother interesting discussion, maybe not for now.
16:36:41 JG: Looking at the example, the idea is that the footer will include the comments. THis is a typical blog structure. In the second example, we include actual comments.
16:37:02 JOC: The question is whether the usage of the footer is correct? Or should I use div or section?
16:37:11 JOC: The containing element could be a section?
16:38:01 Loretta: Will your proposed restructuring help with this, where we will have an overview and overview example?
16:38:14 JOC: I'd like to get feedback on the appropriate use of footer.
16:39:21 Loretta: Jon, does the versio populated with comments seem better?
16:40:13 JG: ANother question about the use of labels. SHould these sections use aria-labelled by to associate the header with the section?
16:40:27 JG: I'd be happier to use something like that.
16:40:30 JOC: Great idea.
16:41:57 JOC: There is only one section in the current example. THere are a few articles nested .I could add aria-labelledby.
16:44:38 q+
16:44:56 scribe: David
16:45:54 LGR concerned about complexity... tension between simple demonstartion of technique vs... demonstrating a bunch of SC at the same time, and much more complex
16:46:28 Josh: let's do both, a simple example and a more complex one with WAI ARIA
16:47:03 LGR: 1.3.1 say that relationships that are there are explicit
16:47:48 Josh: without labels then it's a failure...
16:48:40 LGR: Really? I wouldn't agree... WAI Labels on Sections is helpful, but not a failure without it...
16:51:14 David: I'm confused why we would add a sectino when there is no UA support? THere is no accessibility currently.
16:51:57 David: we might want a technique on labels. Why include a section technique at all? We only want to include techniques that support accessibility.
16:52:07 JOC: future peoofing.
16:52:45 JOC: Want a working example but also want to demonstrate how things should be used.
16:53:18 -adam_solomon
16:55:33 LOretta: standards of AT support are relaxes for HTML5 techniques so we can proof the spec for missing features or support
16:56:23 David: we should focus on ARIA techniques which are more mature.
16:56:29 I have to go to another call, good discusion
16:56:37 thanks Jon
16:56:37 -Jon_Gunderson
16:56:44 -Joshue
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16:57:18 zakim, ??P0 is Joshue
16:57:18 +Joshue; got it
16:58:13 s/peoffing/proofing
16:59:19 -Loretta_Guarino_Reid
16:59:45 I think I just got kicked off...
17:00:06 yup
17:00:38 Anyway, write up a complete, best practice example for the overview document. THen maybe individual techniques can contain some simpler examples, and also refer
17:01:13 to the complete example as another example, possibly with discussion of how the specific element is being used there
17:01:21 Josh, does that make sense?
17:01:51 (Of course, these things always sound good until we try to apply them. )
17:02:05 Yup, thanks Loretta.
17:02:36 Sorry about losing the phone. I don't know what happened. See you in 4 weeks?
17:02:45 :-)
17:02:56 I'll miss the next 3 Mondays...
17:03:28 Good work!
17:03:30 -Marc_Johlic
17:03:38 -Tim
17:05:30 -Joshue
17:05:31 -David_MacDonald
17:05:32 -Cooper
17:05:32 WAI_HTML TT()11:30AM has ended
17:05:32 Attendees were Joshue, Cooper, adam_solomon, Loretta_Guarino_Reid, Marc_Johlic, Jon_Gunderson, Tim, David_MacDonald
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17:05:47 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2012/04/30-html-techs-tf-minutes.html Joshue108