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http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Techniques/ARIA
<marcjohlic> http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Techniques/ARIA
<marcjohlic> http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Using_WAI-ARIA_range_attributes_for_range_widgets_such_as_progressbar,_scrollbar,_slider,_and_spinbutton
<marcjohlic> http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Technique_Template
<scribe> scribe: jamesn
MJ: Guidance says to go ahead and
review the general techniques and feel free to reuse the
wording to avoid confusing the reader
... technqiue for link purpose - was going to pull from general
technique on link purpose.
... is that how others approach it?
LGR: Helpful but not a
requirement
... Have done enough now know the general shape
MJ: It is acceptable to borrow from another technique?
LGR: if the language is appropriate yes
JG: Are the tests at the level the author does in markup or are they at the AT level
LGR: I believe the tests should be independent of the AT but we need to know what AT is doing with it to know what the level of support is
JG: talking about ARIA - the ARIA group is concerned about what the browser does, not what AT actually does with it
LGR: purpose of the test is to
help someone understand if they have implemented the
technique
... we know from WCAG that even if a technique should work
there may not be AT support
... The trouble is - if you add AT in, what it does is a moving
target
... now you don't have a universal technique
... The missing part is the AT support DB
... we make things more complicated if we mix the AT support
question into what is a technique
JN: other problem wqith using AT as a testing technique is AT does error checking
LGR: for discussion if a technique is sufficient then need demonstration that AT actually supports it
JG: should there be a rule that need to test on certain combo of UA and AT?
LGR: we like to have live
examples so we can check if things work
... if you are working on techniques and have "support" info
then include it in the UA notes
JG: tests for a slider... when focus goes to it, then make sure identified as a slider. then when keystrokes are pressed make sure output is correct
LGR: not the kind of test we put
in the technque
... keyboard access not addressed here
JG: applicability section is not filled in
LGR: that is from the template - not done yet
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