<scribe> scribe: paul_grenier
Irfan: how much time do we need to write a specification after we pick an approach?
paul: my concern is does our specification need to address the bridge between the browser and AT? Do we need to specify modifications to the axTree?
janina: our approach may dictate
how much technical detail we need to document
... regardless of the implementation, we need a bridge to
AT
JF: we need to speak to the AT vendors to understand how they will consume the new information
markku: browser vendors may not
want to take on the potentially heavy lift of making these
changes
... due to the 25% staff, do we know if accessibility took a
hit?
... due to the 25% staff, do we know if accessibility took a
hit? (at mozilla)
... patterns like <use> help make <svg> more
reusable but that's not currently part of the <ssml>
spec
<JF> +1
paul: creating a new element or adding an attribute to an existing <ssml> element like <speak src=""> might be options.
markku/JF: we can't consider namespaces (hijacking <use>) because it belongs to the <svg> namespace
markku: do we know when we can get a meeting with Jaime (Chrome)?
janina: we need mozilla and
chrome
... remind me to start making contacts
... in terms of timelines, if we try to publish prior to TPAC,
we need to draft something by Sept 20 or so.
paul: pronunciation info is new to the axTree, we just don't know enough about the mapping/bridging work that needs to happen and the burden on AT vendors.
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