14:43:32 RRSAgent has joined #ag 14:43:32 logging to http://www.w3.org/2017/10/17-ag-irc 14:43:34 RRSAgent, make logs public 14:43:34 Zakim has joined #ag 14:43:36 Meeting: Accessibility Guidelines Working Group Teleconference 14:43:36 Date: 17 October 2017 14:43:51 Chair: Joshue108 14:43:52 zakim, agenda? 14:43:52 I see nothing on the agenda 14:44:14 agenda+ Changes to Understanding document structure? 14:44:26 agenda+ Survey https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/Oct_17th_agwg/ 14:44:53 jallan has joined #ag 14:45:05 present+ 14:45:21 AGWG Work Items progress check in and sign-ups: https://github.com/w3c/wcag21/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3A%22AGWG+Work+item%22 14:46:22 present+ JakeAbma 14:47:06 interaccess has joined #ag 14:52:12 Roy has joined #ag 14:54:55 laura has joined #ag 14:54:59 Greg has joined #ag 14:56:49 kirkwood has joined #ag 14:57:16 bruce_bailey has joined #ag 14:57:55 present+ 14:58:05 Detlev has joined #ag 14:58:10 jamesn has joined #ag 14:58:55 present+ bruce_bailey 14:59:48 present+ 14:59:52 present+ Laura 15:00:20 present+ 15:00:39 present+ 15:00:41 Kathy has joined #ag 15:00:47 present+ Kathy 15:01:17 gowerm has joined #ag 15:01:20 present+ MikeGower 15:01:30 Makoto has joined #ag 15:01:37 present+ 15:02:18 present+ Makoto 15:02:33 KimD has joined #ag 15:02:35 Mike_Elledge has joined #ag 15:02:40 Present+ 15:02:44 present+ Greg_Lowney 15:02:55 present+ Mike_Elledge 15:02:56 Brooks has joined #ag 15:03:09 present+ Brooks 15:03:15 steverep has joined #ag 15:03:20 JF has joined #ag 15:03:24 present+steverep 15:03:29 Present+ JF 15:03:33 scribe: JakeAbma 15:03:43 marcjohlic has joined #ag 15:04:43 MelanieP has joined #ag 15:05:32 david-macdonald has joined #ag 15:06:00 q+ 15:06:35 ack jason 15:06:47 q+ to say AWK email went out 15:08:14 I may be user 4... 15:08:17 Glenda has joined #ag 15:08:36 agenda? 15:08:42 https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2017OctDec/0138.html 15:09:16 Zakim, next item 15:09:16 agendum 1. "Changes to Understanding document structure?" taken up [from Joshue108] 15:10:59 AWK email wrt exit criteria: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2017OctDec/0138.html 15:11:29 subject line was: Update on Candidate Recommendation Exit Criteria 15:11:53 +1 to preserving Benefits, and promoting them to sibling of Intent 15:11:55 Scribenick: JakeAbma 15:12:04 MC: 1. benefit promoted as sibling to intent. 2.Other option: benefit to be deleted as separate section 15:12:27 Q+ 15:12:30 q- 15:12:42 +1 to preserving Benefits, and promoting them to sibling of Intent 15:12:48 ack JF 15:13:04 q+ 15:13:42 ack jason 15:13:46 +1 to what JF is saying about benefit being important to note 15:13:46 JF: strongly in favour for sibling of intent. This is what we want vs this is why we want it 15:13:56 q+ to ask what is different from whats already there? 15:14:02 +1 benefits are critical to understanding why 15:14:18 s/This is what we want vs this is why we want it/This is what we want and this is why we want it 15:14:26 q? 15:14:28 Jason White: Benefits fundamental for SC 15:14:28 ack me 15:14:28 Joshue, you wanted to ask what is different from whats already there? 15:15:08 Bruce: Looking at 2.0 / 2.0, looks like benefit is already a child, so what’s the difference? 15:15:26 JF: make it siblings instead of child 15:15:53 q? 15:15:55 MC: doesn’t look very different but does for editing. Make it complementary 15:16:12 Q+ 15:16:18 MC: part is to not know what difference between intent and benefit is 15:16:35 q+ to say that I usually read the Benefits more as Beneficiaries 15:16:45 ack JF 15:17:34 JF: intent is, what do we want of you? Why do we want it? That’s the benefit. The order for presenting and relationship is clear 15:17:38 ack steve 15:17:38 steverep, you wanted to say that I usually read the Benefits more as Beneficiaries 15:18:08 q+ to talk about the benefits of putting benefits first 15:18:16 q+ 15:18:21 ack me 15:18:21 Joshue, you wanted to talk about the benefits of putting benefits first 15:18:26 Steve: same as JF, to expand SC, whether is goes before or after intent 15:19:08 q+ 15:19:23 ack david 15:19:25 Josh: Sees benefit as maybe better to add first, than intent. Makes it easier to parse 15:19:34 q+ to say Let's not make more work by causing a rewrite of all existing SCs. 15:19:37 zakim, ping me in 5 minutes 15:19:37 ok, Joshue108 15:19:57 David: likes intent + bullets because reads faster. intent = what, benefits = why. 15:20:39 q+ to comment editorial style 15:20:47 David: benefits like a hit-list, easy focus 15:20:50 ack gow 15:20:50 gowerm, you wanted to say Let's not make more work by causing a rewrite of all existing SCs. 15:21:04 +1 to Mike G 15:21:16 Mike Gower: concerns with re-ordering, doesn’t see the benefit 15:21:39 ack me 15:21:39 MichaelC, you wanted to comment editorial style 15:21:50 Josh: WE HAVE THE POWER!!! 15:22:07 we may have the power, but do we have the time and human resources? 15:22:19 Ryladog has joined #ag 15:22:33 Present+ Katie_Haritos-Shea 15:22:53 present+ Glenda 15:22:56 +1 to M. Cooper's proposal. 15:23:02 +1 to Micheal 15:23:10 +1 to MC 15:23:11 MC: promoting it to higher level and conceptually see where it goes 15:23:41 q+ 15:23:47 Zakim, who is here? 15:23:47 Present: jallan, JakeAbma, interaccess, bruce_bailey, Roy, Laura, jamesn, jasonjgw, Kathy, MikeGower, kirkwood, Makoto, KimD, Greg_Lowney, Mike_Elledge, Brooks, steverep, JF, 15:23:51 ... Katie_Haritos-Shea, Glenda 15:23:51 On IRC I see Ryladog, Glenda, david-macdonald, MelanieP, marcjohlic, JF, steverep, Brooks, Mike_Elledge, KimD, Makoto, gowerm, Kathy, jamesn, Detlev, bruce_bailey, kirkwood, Greg, 15:23:51 ... laura, Roy, Joshue108, jallan, Zakim, RRSAgent, JakeAbma, lisa, MichaelC, jasonjgw, yatil, trackbot 15:24:02 +1 to MC 15:24:19 rrsagent, make minutes 15:24:19 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/10/17-ag-minutes.html Glenda 15:24:25 +1 15:24:36 +1 to MC 15:24:37 Joshue108, you asked to be pinged at this time 15:24:40 +1 15:24:44 +1 15:24:54 +1 15:24:57 present+ david-macdonald 15:25:02 +1 15:25:07 present+ marcjohlic 15:25:19 present+ Detlev 15:25:29 RESOLUTION: Benefits to now be a sibling of Intent 15:25:46 q+ to ask question about implementation process survey (before we go to next topic) 15:25:53 zakim, next item 15:25:53 I see a speaker queue remaining and respectfully decline to close this agendum, JakeAbma 15:25:59 ack ryla 15:26:31 Q+ to ask if we have asked EO to join us at TPAC for a chat 15:26:32 Survey asked to get a head start on identifying potential implementation candidates. 15:26:37 ack bru 15:26:37 bruce_bailey, you wanted to ask question about implementation process survey (before we go to next topic) 15:27:38 ack jf 15:27:38 JF, you wanted to ask if we have asked EO to join us at TPAC for a chat 15:30:07 zakim, next item 15:30:07 agendum 2. "Survey https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/Oct_17th_agwg/" taken up [from Joshue108] 15:30:15 TOPIC: SC Orientation Text: Locking is not the accessibility problem #509 15:30:40 https://github.com/w3c/wcag21/issues/509 15:31:41 q? 15:31:54 q+ 15:32:31 The text in the survey does not reflect the possible limitations of the user agent as discussed in the GitHub thread. The 2 options should be: Content is operable in all display orientations supported by the user agent, except where display orientation is essential. or A mechanism is available to view and operate content in all display orientations except where the display orientation is essential or not supported by the user agent. I prefer the latter,[CUT] 15:32:38 Steve Repsher: there needs to be clarification when not supported by UA. Other thing, want totally consistent…? 15:32:42 q+ 15:33:13 q+ 15:33:33 ack james 15:33:45 jameson: what benefit are we trying to solve? 15:34:18 jameson: is there an accessibility need I miss here? 15:35:18 steverep: the user had mobility issues, have fixed device, can’t rotate. so orientation is forced 15:35:21 q+ 15:36:04 q+ to say orientation flexibility, for example, gives mobile (iOS) device users the opportunity to switch to landscape mode where the keyboard is larger/easier to type on 15:36:06 here is the understanding: https://rawgit.com/w3c/wcag21/orientation/understanding/21/orientation.html 15:36:18 jamesnur: what ever it starts in it needs to stay, or support where it started, not the change to rotate 15:36:35 browser orientation must override author intended orientation 15:37:04 From Understanding doc: “Benefits: Users with dexterity impairments, who have a mounted mobile device will be able to use the content in their fixed orientation” https://rawgit.com/w3c/wcag21/orientation/understanding/21/orientation.html 15:37:35 jamesnur: we’re tackling low hanging fruit instead of the meat 15:37:40 ack jason 15:37:52 zakim, ping me in 15 15:37:52 ok, Joshue108 15:38:51 jasonwhite: was an issue about whether content should stay in orientation. we have to adres this as well 15:39:18 q+ to interpret in a way that addressses the on load issue 15:39:54 q- 15:40:00 How about "Content is operable in all display orientations supported by the user agent, except where restricting the orientation is essential."? 15:40:00 jasonwhite: I think the question is what requirement should be. we’re using same terms as APIs which may cause confusion 15:40:01 I liked the steverep's wording "Content is operable in all display orientations supported by the user agent, except where display orientation is essential", but I agree with others that we need something between "where" and "display". However, we shouldn't say "one orientation" or because an app could limit itself to a range of angles or several orientations. (We cannot assume the semantics... 15:40:03 ...of the HTML5 Screen Orientation API, in which "portrait-primary" and "portrait" (which includes both "portrait-primary" and "portrait-secondary") are each counted as single orientation value.) 15:40:05 ack greg 15:40:53 GregL: proposal a single / a specific not exactly correct 15:41:28 GregL: put a more general restriction on it 15:41:32 q+ to ask if the term 'not locked' will just use the default on an UA 15:42:00 ack 15:42:02 ack dav 15:43:02 David: do it on page load, but there was rejection, not hard rejection but a … let’s see one… 15:43:28 q? 15:44:28 MarcJohlic: have seen locking when wanted to switch orientation but could’t 15:44:54 MarcJohlic: for bigger fonts 15:45:11 ack steve 15:45:11 steverep, you wanted to interpret in a way that addressses the on load issue 15:46:00 KimD has joined #ag 15:46:05 Present+ 15:46:08 SteveRep: refresh button could be seen as “mechanism” 15:47:46 ack me 15:47:46 Joshue, you wanted to ask if the term 'not locked' will just use the default on an UA 15:47:49 are we not really talking about responsive design here? 15:48:20 Josh: first one didn’t says how, when using the “mechanism” it does 15:48:35 Josh: prefers the former 15:52:53 Joshue108, you asked to be pinged at this time 15:55:16 Content is operable in all display orientations supported by the user agent, except where display orientation is essential. 15:55:22 or 15:55:38 A mechanism is available to view and operate content in all display orientations except where the display orientation is essential or not supported by the user agent. 15:55:58 straw poll? I'm happy with either 15:56:15 +1 to content 15:56:17 +1 content 15:56:19 +1 to content 15:56:21 +1 to content 15:56:25 +1 to content 15:56:27 +1 to mechanism 15:56:38 +1 to mechanism, but wat to visit on page load at some point... 15:56:38 +1 to content 15:56:41 either 15:56:53 of these +1 to mechanism 15:57:48 +1 to either of these 15:57:59 point to definition 15:58:09 q+ 15:58:21 +1 to mechanism, but the wording is clunky and probably unclear to those outside our group 15:58:28 +1 to David's suggestion 15:58:43 Josh: mechanism causes confusion often 15:58:46 “mechanism” iss too confusing to approve 15:58:51 +1 to content; changed my mind 15:58:55 ack brooks 16:00:24 “mechanism" has been very problematic in explaining SCs. we removed it from adapting text just for that reason. 16:00:45 q+ 16:01:26 Ask people what they can live with 16:01:34 can anyone not live with using the content wording? 16:01:39 Solving the actual problem is more important... anyone who can't live with one or the other? 16:01:54 I can live with "content" 16:01:54 I would opt for content and treat it as implicit that the SC migh be met via a mechanism (and explain that in the Understanding) 16:03:09 I can live with either 16:04:27 I can live with either 16:04:28 I can live with content 16:04:52 I appreciate breaking up the questions though! 16:05:16 Yay! 16:05:19 RESOLUTION: Accepted Content is operable in all display orientations supported by the user agent, except where display orientation is essential. 16:05:35 Scribe: Laura 16:05:44 I will create a pull request. 16:05:55 TOPIC: Response to comment on Mitsue-Links Accessibility Dept. C 3.2.7 Change of Content: Avoid using the term "control" #506 16:06:11 https://github.com/w3c/wcag21/issues/506 16:06:19 Josh: proposed response to 506. 16:06:49 …SC 3.2.7 16:07:05 …8 Accept response as proposed 16:07:20 2: Accept response with the following changes 16:07:31 3: Do not accept response / needs more discussion 16:07:37 +1 to this change 16:07:56 David: people didn’t like the word “control”. 16:08:07 …FROM: 16:08:07 There is a programmatically determined relationship between the new content and the control that triggers it; 16:08:19 …To There is a programmatically determined relationship between the new content and the triggering mechanism; 16:08:24 I think “triggering mechanism” is not as hard to parse as “a mechanism is available” 16:09:16 http://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/Oct_17th_agwg/results#xnew1 16:09:41 detlev: Not sure whether the the change of language from "control" to "triggering mechanism" really solves the problem. Not happy with change. 16:09:54 q? 16:10:02 q- 16:10:09 zakim, ping me in 15 minutes 16:10:09 ok, Joshue108 16:10:09 …control means activated by user. 16:10:25 q+ 16:10:41 …would be bad design. 16:10:50 ack james 16:11:32 James: rotation shouldn’t be covered. Needs to be made clear in understanding doc. 16:12:02 …considered edit to be a minor tilt. 16:12:43 q? 16:13:00 …see need triggering mechanism. need to clarify in understanding 16:13:49 https://github.com/w3c/wcag21/issues/506 16:13:57 David: proposal should be adjusted to read triggering mechanism. 16:14:05 I have no fundamental objection to make this change.. 16:14:28 …probably larger issues on this SC. 16:14:45 shadi has joined #ag 16:15:05 …Should apply to next bullet. 16:15:39 …if people are confused we can come back to this, 16:16:15 …comment is that they don’t like the word “control”. 16:17:02 I am fine with either, but I like triggering mechanism 16:17:03 …I am fine either way. 16:17:09 q+ 16:17:26 josh: maybe come back to this. 16:17:47 david: maybe reassign to detlev. 16:18:14 ack Mike 16:18:20 josh: we have an objection form lisa 16:18:51 Mike E.: maybe explain in the undertanding doc. 16:19:43 …provide an explanation where it does and doesn't apply 16:20:03 q+ 16:20:23 david: not attached to either 16:20:40 +1 to this change 16:20:54 …maybe reach out to lisa. Close to consensus. 16:21:27 JF: could defer to thursday. 16:21:32 are you hear lisa? 16:21:46 Josh: wish lisa had left a reason. 16:21:49 ack gower 16:22:13 agree with Mike 16:22:16 WG: put it to a CFC and lisa can speak up 16:22:17 q+ to offer using "action" instead 16:22:23 q- 16:22:28 ack steve 16:22:28 steverep, you wanted to offer using "action" instead 16:23:01 steve: maybe slightly adjust 1st sentence of the SC 16:24:00 Josh: can you update your proposal? 16:24:06 +1 to action 16:24:21 …triggering action or mechanism? 16:24:33 +1 to triggering action 16:24:37 We have created a pull request to replace "control that triggers it" with "triggering action" 16:25:10 Joshue108, you asked to be pinged at this time 16:25:26 David and Steve: wordsmithing new wording 16:26:04 Do you really "take" actions when you trigger something? 16:26:25 The user has been advised of the change of content before, or as a result of the user action 16:27:05 The user has been advised of the change of content before, or as a result of taking the action 16:27:34 Josh: overhead for CFC. Do we have to do that? 16:27:49 I think we decided anytime there is an SC change we need a CFC? 16:28:08 MC: we had talked about bulk call for objections once a week 16:29:07 Josh doesn’t want us to do CFC for non normative changes. 16:30:28 steve: maybe take this to GitHub to work on wording. 16:30:56 david: we are close. 16:31:08 +1 I can live with triggering mechanism 16:31:11 I can live with either 16:31:16 There is a programmatically determined relationship between the new content and triggering mechanism 16:31:26 Josh: Do we have text ? 16:31:43 The user has been advised of the change of content before, or as a result using the triggering mechnaism 16:32:24 Josh: what about using action? 16:32:48 The user has been advised of the change of content before, or as a result of taking the action 16:33:19 David: this last one takes in Steve’s suggestion. 16:33:47 Josh: we can ask the requestor. 16:33:57 David: they are okay with it? 16:35:23 RESOLUTION: Accept David’s 2 edits. 16:35:43 Josh: will put out CFC 16:36:02 …for normative changes. 16:37:22 rrsagent, make minutes 16:37:22 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/10/17-ag-minutes.html laura 16:37:54 trackbot, end meeting 16:37:54 Zakim, list attendees 16:37:54 As of this point the attendees have been jallan, JakeAbma, interaccess, bruce_bailey, Roy, Laura, jamesn, jasonjgw, Kathy, MikeGower, kirkwood, Makoto, KimD, Greg_Lowney, 16:37:57 ... 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