<LJWatson> scribe: Léonie
<LJWatson> JS: Standard agenda
<LJWatson> ... We have new people joining us.
<LJWatson> ... Will go around the channel for introductions.
<LJWatson> ... I've tried to simplify the agenda announcements.
<LJWatson> ... If you miss the time conversion information, do let me know.
<MichaelC> Note the telecon info page has a link to time zone conversion
<LJWatson> MC: The telecon information page has a link to a time converter.
<LJWatson> JS: Other agenda items?
<LJWatson> LW: Can we talk about WebEx accessibility?
<janina> scribe: janina
lw: Noticed webex web interface has been updated. Was unable to login using webrtc plus screen reader
lb: Buttons inaccessible--drop down not doing it
mc: Notes link to classic
view--should be the old reliable
... Seems to remember your preference, too
lb: Filed many issues
mc: Need to keep the pressure up--MIT probably in violation of its own policies
<LJWatson> scribe: Léoniezakim, close this item
<LJWatson> LW: Lots of orgs are moving away from WebEx, and Zoom seems to be a common alternative.
<LJWatson> ... Has reasonable accessibility too I belive.
<LJWatson> JS: Also an accessibility possibility, which is encouraging.
<LJWatson> MC: A problem is that MIT pays for the WebEx we use, and W3C does not have budget to spend on a different solution.
<LJWatson> JS: Léonie, we want to meet with WebPlat.
<LJWatson> ... Very little on the agenda so far.
<LJWatson> ... We have a Monday overlap with WebPlat.
<LJWatson> ... Though could maybe find time on Friday, with agreement with ARIA.
<LJWatson> ... Topics include:
<LJWatson> 1. Personalisation Semantics
<LJWatson> 2. Publishing (TTML, WebVTT) and HTML
<LJWatson> ... Particularly synchronised media using HTML.
<LJWatson> 3. Math on the web.
<LJWatson> LW: Would be good to know how long we want for the meeting.
<LJWatson> JS: Two hours would be good.
<LJWatson> LW: Two hours is unlikely I'm afraid.
<LJWatson> ... Would an hour work?
<LJWatson> JS: We can prioritise.
<LJWatson> LW: I'll look at the WebPlat agenda and let you know ASAP.
<LJWatson> JS: The Permissions workshop is happening in San Diego.
<MichaelC> W3C Workshop on Permissions and User Consent
<LJWatson> ... There are accessibility matters relating to this, so it would be good if someone could attend.
<LJWatson> ... Look for a message relating to this on the p-apa list.
<MichaelC> user consent - How is consent given in a way that does not reveal that a person has a disability? How can basic a11y principles, like undo permissions that have been given by accident, be implemented?
<MichaelC> bundling of permissions - How are they presented to people with cognitive impairments?
<MichaelC> UIs and controls - How to make them easily understandable, perceivable, operable. Visible for low-vision people…
<MichaelC> special considerations for systems that use the browser as a pass-through (e.g. EME and Web Authentication) - Would that also apply to assistive technologies?
<MichaelC> Permissions/consent APIs often include timeouts - e.g. if you don't fill in this form within five minutes you have to start over.
<LJWatson> ... There is also an Authentication workshop coming up.
<LJWatson> ... Lastly, want to look ahead to APA presentations at CSUN.
<LJWatson> JS: Question is where we are, and whether we'll get through the backlog?
<LJWatson> IP: Good news is that there are now two of us.
<LJWatson> ... Jonny has joined the TF.
<LJWatson> JS: We need to add Jonny to the TF.
<LJWatson> MC: Will do this.
<LJWatson> IP: We should go through the list.
<LJWatson> JS: Shall we use the actions list?
<MichaelC> CSS specs APA tracks
<LJWatson> MC: Suggest Ian look through his actions and cross-reference them.
<LJWatson> IP: The only one of note seems to be display:contents;
<MichaelC> specs that are ¨assigned¨
<LJWatson> ... Best we can do is encourage the CSS WG to add a note to the spec, describing the accessibility situation.
<LJWatson> ... We need to talk with the browser vendors, but the first step is to let developers know.
<LJWatson> MC: Tis is a strong reason to have accessibility sections in specs.
<LJWatson> +1
<LJWatson> JS: Suggest we ask the CSS WG to add a note.
<LJWatson> LW: What stage is the spec?
<LJWatson> MC: WD.
<LJWatson> IP: We'll file a Github issue, and update the action with a link to that issue.
<MichaelC> CSS TF spec reviews
<LJWatson> MC: The display:; issue doesn't seem to be included in either of these places ^^.
<MichaelC> display:contents breaks accessibility
<LJWatson> IP: It isn't really a review, it's more an issue we're investigating.
<LJWatson> MC: It does relate to a review though.
<LJWatson> ... Oh. I filed an issue by the looks of things.
<LJWatson> ... There are another three new CSS specs to take a look at.
<MichaelC> Ian issues
<LJWatson> ... On issues assigned to you, I'm assuming you'l open issues in the CSS repo and cross-reference?
<LJWatson> IP: Yes
<LJWatson> ... There is one already, for Fonts I think.
<LJWatson> ... There was someone else interested in joining the TF.
<LJWatson> ... Amy Carney.
<LJWatson> MC: Doesn't ring a bell.
<LJWatson> IP: I'll send over the request/info again.
<LJWatson> JS: Copy me please.
<LJWatson> IP: Yes
<MichaelC> CSS Box Model Module Level 3
<LJWatson> MC: CSS Box Model module Level 3
<MichaelC> CSS Painting API Level 1
<LJWatson> ... CSS Painting API Level 1
<LJWatson> ... We wanted to circle back to this, after we originally reviewed it.
<MichaelC> CSS Values and Units Module Level 4
<LJWatson> ... CSS Values and Units module Level 4
<LJWatson> ... Took a quick look and didn't find anything.
<LJWatson> IP: We can take a look to be certain.
<MichaelC> HTML 5.3
<LJWatson> ... HTML5.3
<LJWatson> LW: For the moment HTML is in a holding pattern whilst the WHATWG negotiations are taking place.
<LJWatson> ... Suggest marking this request as complete, until we know the outcome of those discussions.
<LJWatson> MC: SVG2
<LJWatson> ... Went to CR without warning.
<LJWatson> LW: Think we should, and I'm happy to do it.
<MichaelC> ACTION: watson to review SVG2
<trackbot> Created ACTION-2179 - Review svg2 [on Léonie Watson - due 2018-08-22].
<MichaelC> action-2179: https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG2/
<trackbot> Notes added to action-2179 Review svg2.
<scribe> scribe: janina
<MichaelC> action-2179: https://www.w3.org/WAI/APA/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics_(SVG)_2
<trackbot> Notes added to action-2179 Review svg2.
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