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16:03:25 present+ 16:03:29 present +1 16:03:31 zakim, take up next item 16:03:31 agendum 6 -- Editorial update to Silver Task Force Decision Policy https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/1601 -- taken up [from Chuck_] 16:03:36 congratulations, everyone. 16:03:39 present+ 16:03:40 present+ 16:03:44 zakim, next 16:03:44 I don't understand 'next', Jemma 16:03:47 morr4 has joined #ag 16:03:55 present+ Matt Orr 16:04:08 sarahhorton has joined #ag 16:04:13 david-macdonald has joined #ag 16:04:18 zakim, take up next 16:04:18 agendum 6 was just opened, Jemma 16:04:20 JustineP has joined #ag 16:04:22 present+ 16:04:26 present+ 16:04:27 agenda? 16:04:30 present+ 16:05:08 old text: For decisions being considered in asynchronous communication tools, or decisions made during a meeting at which the participant was not present, objections must be raised within two business days of the call for objections. 16:05:10 present+ 16:05:24 new text: For decisions being considered in asynchronous communication tools, such as Calls for Consensus, objections must be raised by the deadline, which will be no shorter than 2 business days after the call for objections. 16:05:26 q? 16:05:32 zakim, take up next item 16:05:32 agendum 7 -- Survey for "Resources on Alternative Text for Images - Change in Redirected Link https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/1/alt-update2021-01/ -- taken up [from Chuck_] 16:06:10 oliverkeim has joined #ag 16:06:18 please participate in the survey and looking for the result by thursday. 16:06:19 q? 16:06:20 JF has joined #AG 16:06:24 zakim, take up next item 16:06:24 agendum 7 was just opened, Chuck_ 16:06:32 Present+ 16:06:32 zakim, take up item 8 16:06:32 agendum 8 -- WCAG 2.2 Redundant Entry https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-redundant-entry-updates/ -- taken up [from Chuck_] 16:06:56 TOPIC: Question 1 - Redundant entry, term "step" is ambiguous #1345 16:07:04 Chuck_ has changed the topic to: Question 1 - Redundant entry, term "step" is ambiguous #1345 16:07:53 q? 16:08:28 chuck: Chuck is reading Gundula's comment 16:08:34 q? 16:08:41 laura has joined #ag 16:08:44 gundula: change is more confusing. 16:09:21 Ryladog has joined #ag 16:09:29 chuck: Chuck is reading Andrew's comment 16:09:41 Present+ Katie_Haritos-Shea 16:09:44 Q+ 16:09:49 -1 16:09:50 q? 16:09:58 ack mic 16:10:24 mikegower: there may be a specific reason for this. 16:10:35 jon_avila has joined #ag 16:10:36 current proposed: For steps in a process, information previously entered by or provided to the user that is required on subsequent steps is either: 16:10:38 present+jon_avila 16:10:48 AWK suggestion: Information previously entered by or provided to the user that is required to be entered again in the same process and in the same user session is either: 16:11:15 I say remove session 16:11:18 Seems ok to me, is there anyone here who remembers why step was there to start with? 16:11:27 q? 16:11:31 mikegower: I reworded my PR and please read my last comment. 16:11:43 ...I am fine for now. 16:12:19 q+ 16:12:36 sarah: if we leave step in as it is, it need some tweak, editing to the understadning document 16:12:39 ack ala 16:12:54 alastairc: dont think a reason to remove the steps. 16:13:38 Q+ 16:13:46 ach Mic 16:13:50 ack Mic 16:13:58 the scope is kind of neat I am find with that change basically. 16:14:23 I agree its not restricted to page 16:14:26 q+ 16:14:32 ack Faz 16:14:45 mikegower: definition of process is not covering multiple pages. we need to make it more clear in understanding doc 16:15:10 q+ 16:15:24 q+ 16:15:27 ack ala 16:15:30 faz: I suggest we can remove session but keep the step. step is very common, self sufficient language. 16:16:36 alastairc: regaridn Wilco's comment, step can be various sense of concept. ex: various input under accordion and so on 16:17:01 I agree. Steps doesn't seem needed. Can clarify in understand ing 16:17:02 good point Alastaair. It just seems to flow better with step 16:17:04 ack kirk 16:17:12 but not a hill for me 16:17:27 ... as far as we keep the same process, the scope can be taken care of. 16:17:35 q- 16:17:39 s/regardn/regarding 16:18:03 think aliatari covered it as long as process is in there 16:18:14 q? 16:18:39 think we should keep step 16:18:47 but can remove 16:18:50 summary: gundula- do not make change, andrew- change the concept of step 16:18:51 laura_ has joined #ag 16:19:01 Suggest: Update the SC text as per AWK's, and update the understanding to make the 'step' aspect clear. 16:19:19 AWK suggestion: Information previously entered by or provided to the user that is required to be entered again in the same process and in the same user session is either: 16:19:19 +0 16:19:22 s/summary/comment summary 16:19:31 do we need to define prcess? 16:19:34 Q+ 16:19:39 +1 remove step 16:19:40 process is already defined 16:19:47 ok 16:19:50 ack JF 16:20:08 jf: I am concerned that removing step and keeping process can be problematic in some cases. 16:20:13 Q+ 16:20:13 that is the definition of process 16:20:14 q+ to say process is defined, and we have an essetnail exception 16:20:21 q+ 16:20:26 ack mich 16:20:49 Current: "Exception: When re-entering the information is essential. " 16:20:58 ack ala 16:20:58 alastairc, you wanted to say process is defined, and we have an essetnail exception 16:21:09 mikegower: next PR will may help Jf's concern. 16:21:28 jf: process is vague. 16:21:34 conccept 16:21:46 From 2.2 glossary: process - series of user actions where each action is required in order to complete an activity 16:22:02 q? 16:22:10 ack Chu 16:22:18 q+ to ask where it is best to address the "not on the same page" point 16:22:47 q? 16:22:48 chuck: what is your standing, Jf? 16:23:17 ack Rach 16:23:17 Rachael, you wanted to ask where it is best to address the "not on the same page" point 16:23:20 q? 16:23:39 jf: I prefer clear languge like Andrew's and leaning to Andrew's suggestion - removing ambuguity but add some ambguity for future 16:24:08 kirkwood has left #ag 16:24:26 rachael: copied the meaning of "process" above. I am wondering whether we can add its definition to glossary. 16:24:36 Glenda has joined #ag 16:24:37 q? 16:24:48 jf: can or must? 16:24:54 rachael: can 16:25:13 example: Successful use of a series of Web pages on a shopping site requires users to view alternative products, prices and offers, select products, submit an order, provide shipping information and provide payment information. 16:25:18 Q+ 16:25:28 ack Mich 16:25:53 I am fine with not tackling it and I will create an issue to discuss the definition. 16:26:05 +1 michael 16:26:11 mikegower: this does not need to be tackled and I propose to add separate issue for the definition of "process" 16:26:15 q? 16:26:30 chuck: agree that it can become distinctive issue. 16:26:54 q+ 16:26:58 +1 16:26:59 AWK: Information previously entered by or provided to the user that is required to be entered again in the same process and in the same user session is either: 16:27:03 ack sarah 16:27:08 +1 to Rachael also applicable to findable help and difference between 'process' and 'set of web pages' 16:27:19 sarah: whether this part of proposal update understadning documentn or not 16:27:57 s/whether/ wondering whether 16:28:11 alastair: the change is limited to proposal for now. 16:28:14 0 16:28:16 +1 fully agree to removing 'step' 16:28:20 +1 16:28:27 +1/0 16:28:27 +1 remove step 16:28:34 +1 16:28:38 +1 16:28:43 +1 16:28:44 +1 16:28:45 +1 16:28:48 present+ 16:28:50 +1 16:28:54 +1 16:29:00 +1 16:29:03 RESOLUTION: Update PR 1597 and update draft response to remove "step" to address issue #1345 16:29:13 TOPIC: Question 2 - Comment from IBM: Redundant Entry needs to be more tightly scoped in the SC language 16:29:19 Chuck_ has changed the topic to: Question 2 - Comment from IBM: Redundant Entry needs to be more tightly scoped in the SC language 16:29:37 Ryladog has joined #ag 16:29:40 issue 1420 16:29:47 s/1420/1410 16:29:53 Present+ Katie_Haritos-Shea 16:30:04 kirkwood has joined #ag 16:30:09 Q+ 16:30:22 we have mixed opinion for the issue 1420 16:30:41 s/opinion/opinions 16:30:57 Chuck is reading each opinions from the issue 16:31:16 Q+ 16:31:33 q? 16:31:41 gundula: change request does not match the response so I prefer to leave this to understanding doc. 16:31:47 ack mich 16:31:52 mikegower: ? 16:32:14 q? 16:32:17 ack faz 16:32:30 faz: suggest to remove "sesssion" 16:32:48 q? 16:33:32 present+ 16:34:05 I agree 16:34:07 sorry 16:34:21 alastairc: I was not certain which of two options proposed and I am fine with either. but I am was not sure what david is suggesting. 16:35:44 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/1487/files 16:36:49 alastairc: creating new PR and addition to the exception(ex: essential info) will satisfy david's needs - see https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/1487/files 16:37:14 chuck: does this satisfy andrew's needs? 16:37:31 we did 16:37:44 exactly 16:37:56 mikegower: the note what David is pointing and the note in PR is different. 16:38:15 Q+ 16:38:48 ack JF 16:38:53 alastairc: reading the changes. 16:39:25 Q+ 16:40:14 jf: there will be time that this step/process will problematic in terms of security and testing scenario. 16:40:22 q+ 16:40:28 ack Mich 16:40:35 alastairc: we added security to essential info. 16:41:14 q? 16:41:17 q+ to say that most cases (apart from password) make the input available. 16:41:20 ack faz 16:41:33 mg: we can add security/essential info as the separate note or understanding doc. need to consider the nature of work regarding essential info and so on. 16:41:55 ...password example 16:42:04 ack ala 16:42:04 alastairc, you wanted to say that most cases (apart from password) make the input available. 16:42:32 faz: we should not use this excuse for redundant entry 16:42:41 q? 16:43:28 alastair: we needs exception for pw - some field can be coped and pasted but may not pw. 16:44:11 chuck summarize all the points. 16:44:31 alastairc: new PR will satisfy everyone's feedback. 16:44:37 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/1487/files 16:45:08 q? 16:45:30 gundula: I am fine with the PR. but do we have an use case? 16:45:51 mg: airline ticketing use case 16:46:12 +1 16:46:14 ...choosing changed travel dates 16:46:15 + 16:46:16 laura has joined #ag 16:46:17 +1 16:46:18 0 16:46:18 +1 16:46:20 +1 16:46:21 +1 16:46:23 +1 16:46:24 +1 16:46:24 +1 16:46:24 +1 16:46:24 =1 16:46:26 +1 16:46:30 +1 16:46:31 +1 16:46:31 +1 16:46:45 RESOLUTION: Accept PR 1487 to address issue #1410 16:46:57 TOPIC: Question 3 - 3.3.8: Redundant entry - session term #1335 16:47:06 Chuck_ has changed the topic to: Question 3 - 3.3.8: Redundant entry - session term #1335 16:47:56 chuck reads the comment, request on clarification on "session" 16:48:32 q? 16:48:44 Q+ 16:49:15 +1 to Gundula - session is a well understood technical term 16:49:25 q+ 16:49:32 ack JF 16:49:40 gundula: session is understand differently to web developer and IT - more technical concept, 'session time out' . it is confusing concept 16:50:10 jf: agree with gundula - session is also related to authentification 16:50:11 q+ 16:50:19 ack Faz 16:50:45 ...dictionary defintion in English can be problematic for international org like w3c 16:51:02 q+ to talk about the original question 16:51:06 Ryladog_ has joined #ag 16:51:11 ack kirk 16:51:17 Present+ Katie_Haritos-Shea 16:51:23 faz: I dont' see the conflict for session concept here with differen use cases. 16:51:28 Q+ 16:51:33 ack ala 16:51:33 alastairc, you wanted to talk about the original question 16:51:38 q+ kirkwood 16:51:39 but the W3Cs official language for specs id English 16:52:41 "For example, purchasing a product might be a process, but there is no requirement to save the information to then complete a separate purchase." 16:52:42 q+ to ask about Katie's comment 16:52:56 It's almost irrelevant though 16:53:11 ack mich 16:53:34 Wilco has joined #ag 16:53:35 q+ 16:53:40 alastairc: in discussion of process and session - via versioning disucssion - I would like to suggest to original comments. (he also added session of puchasing the product example) 16:53:46 present+ 16:54:07 ack kirk 16:54:24 mg: the suggested new pr will satisfy this issue. 16:54:55 jk: I would want to make sure that session can be tricky term and stay way from it if possible. 16:55:05 s/jk/johnkirkwood 16:55:16 +1 16:55:44 q+ about the session confusion 16:55:49 s/suggest to/suggest to stay on 16:55:49 q? 16:55:51 q+ to talk about the session confusion 16:55:54 ack Ch 16:55:54 Chuck_, you wanted to ask about Katie's comment 16:56:08 ack faz 16:56:39 ack ala 16:56:39 alastairc, you wanted to talk about the session confusion 16:56:50 faz: we are not adding any requirement - session if you close browse, you close session, I dont think we need to go further more than definition 16:57:00 s/any/any new 16:57:02 thank you Alastair 16:57:32 +1 Alastair 16:57:34 +1 16:57:34 alastair: agree with mike gower's suggestion, new PR will clarify issues. 16:57:38 +1 16:57:42 +1 16:57:46 +1 16:57:50 +1 16:57:54 +1 16:57:56 +1 16:58:10 +1 16:58:13 +1 16:58:13 +1 16:58:13 +1 16:58:15 +1 16:58:21 RESOLUTION: Accept Alastair's response to address issue #1335 16:58:37 Response added: https://github.com/w3c/wcag/issues/1335#issuecomment-767681976 16:58:48 TOPIC: Question 4 - Redundant entry -- problem scenario is not inherently blocking, should be AA or AAA #1446 16:58:55 Chuck_ has changed the topic to: Question 4 - Redundant entry -- problem scenario is not inherently blocking, should be AA or AAA #1446 16:59:35 I can do it 16:59:37 I can do it but need to leave 5 mins early 16:59:44 scribe: Detlev 17:00:09 Question 4. Redundant entry 17:00:23 TOPIC: Question 4. Redundant entry 17:01:10 Chuck reading response 17:01:19 q? 17:01:22 q+ to add some context 17:02:02 It only takes a second of distraction for this to happen 17:02:17 q+ 17:02:18 Q+ to note that A, AA is something of a moot point 17:02:34 Gundula: Affected users have high impact, cannot complete task, like HCM users - but requirement is AAA. We have to consider number of people affected and availability of work-arounds. Should be AA but not single A 17:02:37 q? 17:02:43 ack alast 17:02:43 alastairc, you wanted to add some context 17:02:44 https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/WCAG_2.x_Priority_levels_discussion 17:03:13 There's a lot of research in our Making Content Usable for People With Learning and Cognitive Disabilities Doc 17:03:29 comparing disabilities isn't appropriate 17:04:00 alastair: Info on how levels were set originally - is it essential, can it be satisfied for all contexts, are there work-arounds etc. David tackles first aspect 17:04:13 q+ 17:04:58 ...2.X structure does not account for small things builduing up - First aspect is 'essential' - fo rredundant entry it is easy to make the case it is essential. 17:05:14 ...so good cause for level A or AA 17:05:45 ...David uses words like 'often' so i tis not as b/w as with captions 17:05:46 ack Faz 17:06:26 q+ to ask everyone if issue is just with response 17:06:49 Q+ 17:07:13 DavidF: There is also a scale from hard-of-hearing to deaf - that's why I used term 'often'. There is research to back that up. People with cognitive issues can quickly have absolutely blocking contexts - research backs that up. 17:07:24 ack JF 17:07:24 JF, you wanted to note that A, AA is something of a moot point 17:07:57 JF: at some level, difference between A and AA is moot in most legal contexts 17:08:22 It is is always what I'm saying 17:08:43 ...not uncomfortable with placing it at level AA - see the difference between captions (on A) and AD (on AA) 17:08:44 q? 17:08:47 ack Chu 17:08:47 Chuck_, you wanted to ask everyone if issue is just with response 17:09:02 laura has joined #ag 17:09:29 How many people have actually read research on short term memory barriers? 17:09:30 Chuck: Question to all: Do you have an issue with the response, is the wording the issue or do you want it at AAA? 17:09:35 q? 17:09:38 ack Mich 17:11:11 MikeG: Normally we tackles responses in reviews, but no we do not go through all the responses - there is no big difference between AA and A - but all points should be tackled. For an official response, we should reflect the reasons why we pick A or AA 17:11:15 +1 to Mike G 17:11:26 Chuck: So you want a different response, correct? 17:11:30 MikeG: yes 17:11:50 Two issues here: What is the appropriate level A or AA? And updating the response. 17:12:27 Sarah: agree with MikeG that we need a more complete rationale 17:12:40 q? 17:12:50 "Other factors taken into consideration are ease of implementation, whether it is invisible to other users, and applies across all relevant web content. See this wiki page of a discussion of the history during WCAG 2.0 - 2.2." 17:13:23 Alastair: Put a suggestion to add reference to the Wiki page and other factors tasken into consideration, agree with MikeG - WG has not focused on the level 17:13:47 q+ 17:14:32 Chuck: To issues: A or AA, nominal difference - agrees it should not be AAA. Let's draft a response that takes rationale into account 17:15:09 ack Sarah 17:15:10 Alastair: Reading out Andrew's reformulation of DavidF's response 17:15:36 We discussed this early on too 17:15:50 Q+ 17:15:52 q? 17:15:53 I've not seen that in practice 17:15:57 ack fazio 17:15:57 q+ 17:16:01 JakeAbma has joined #ag 17:16:01 Sarah: As to the nominal difference between A and AA: There is a significant difference in the way backlogs / issues are handled / addressed in practice 17:16:50 ack Glenda 17:16:50 DavidF: We discussed this earlier and put it on A - one reason was also that could be addressed quite easily. We need to look at individual cases 17:17:01 Fair point, thank you David. 17:17:09 +1 to David 17:17:18 q+ to ask about A and AA 17:17:21 +1 to Glenda - A & AA are usually treated as equal 17:17:48 Mine too 17:17:54 q? 17:17:56 ack Chu 17:17:56 Chuck_, you wanted to ask about A and AA 17:18:06 Glenda: Clients look at AAA - they easily ignore it. A and AA get done. So disagree with Sarah. 17:18:06 +1 to Glenda 17:18:19 good point chuck 17:18:21 Good point Chuck :) 17:18:32 hallelujah 17:18:39 agree Chuck 17:18:58 read it please 17:19:15 AWKs Suggested response: A-level Success Criteria should be reserved for scenarios that are inherently blocking for some users in all cases." The Working Group has not clarified specific criteria to indicate which Level Success Criteria need to be a part of, and elected to place the Redundant Entry SC into Level A because it poses a significant barrier to individuals with short term memory impairments. Users with short term memory impairments 17:19:15 are often unable to complete tasks due to the amount of information that needs to be entered, and this SC places limits on information that needs to be entered more than once that are readily addressed and help reduce the barrier for these users. 17:19:18 Chuck: It seems if SC stays A both camps are satisfied - so regarding the response - Andrew has changed it - reactions? 17:20:24 mbgower has joined #ag 17:20:26 present+ 17:20:34 Alastair: Reading Andrew's survey response 17:20:42 Sory Chuck read it. 17:21:21 DavidF: It is not just the aggregate, spoon, thing - it can be a single instance. 17:22:10 Alastair: Andrew suggests level A because it is easly to do - there is no requirement that all A's need to be gard blockers 17:22:14 q+ 17:22:32 ack Rach 17:22:40 Chuck: So the end result is leaving at at A 17:22:48 yes 17:23:11 Chuck: Becomes an amended response 17:23:43 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/issues/1446#issuecomment-767698161 17:23:48 +1 17:23:50 +1 17:23:51 +1 17:23:55 +1 17:23:59 +1 17:23:59 +1 17:24:00 +1 17:24:00 +1 17:24:02 +1 17:24:09 0 17:24:12 +1 17:24:13 +1 17:24:17 +1 17:24:18 +1 17:24:28 RESOLUTION: Accept amended response to address issue #1446 17:24:34 agenda? 17:24:40 Fazio_ has joined #ag 17:24:43 zakim, take up item 9 17:24:43 agendum 9 -- WCAG 2.2 Hidden Controls https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/hidden-controls-12-2020/ -- taken up [from Chuck_] 17:24:58 TOPIC: Question 1 - New version: Visible Controls 17:25:06 Chuck_ has changed the topic to: Question 1 - New version: Visible Controls 17:25:16 sarahhorton_ has joined #ag 17:25:54 Chuck: (Reading the survey question - linking to issues) 17:26:16 Chuck: Little consensus here 17:26:30 q? 17:27:33 Sarah: In the SC text, out control in parentheses - be consistent about pointer and KB focus - examples and benefits seems redundant 17:27:55 Chuck: Gundala wants to defer - why? 17:28:17 Gundula: The requirement does not seem to be mature 17:28:42 q+ 17:28:45 ...given the discussion that has happened and the time pressure, we should defer this 17:29:02 q? 17:29:03 Oliver: Prefer the old version of text 17:29:37 ...what does 'information' mean in the context of the SC? Seems to mic affordance with visibility issues, these are not the same 17:30:12 Alastair: Agree with Sarah's comment - it has significantly changed and therefore needs to be put out for review again 17:30:15 q? 17:30:18 dav 17:30:22 ack dav 17:30:37 +1 to Sarah's comment on adding "control" parenthetically after 'user interface component' in the SC. 17:30:50 q+ to speak to Use of controls vs UICs, and affordance / info to ID controls; 17:30:56 DMD: We could not move forward with previous language, no way back to there 17:31:43 ...IN most cases the info to identify the component is the component itself, but not in all cases - examples are tool tip with close button 17:32:43 ...the info tooltip might be sufficient context for the close button. Another example would be things like Yourtube videos, it is a strong ask to require the way these videos are presented 17:32:55 q+ to say I missed the survey (looked like I'd already answered). I support, and amenable to mod 17:32:58 q? 17:32:59 ack ala 17:32:59 alastairc, you wanted to speak to Use of controls vs UICs, and affordance / info to ID controls; 17:33:07 ...mostly info is the component itself, though 17:33:29 q+ to say controls shown on hover are always an issue on mobile web 17:33:43 Alastair: user interface components vs. Controls needs to be clarified (perhaps with brackets) 17:34:11 ...affordance formulation is very similar to other SCs 17:34:28 q? 17:34:31 ack mb 17:34:31 mbgower, you wanted to say I missed the survey (looked like I'd already answered). I support, and amenable to mod 17:34:42 ...explanation is far down in the doc, should perhaps be moved up 17:35:21 MikeG: We use controls in other SCs but it is a good idea to out it in brackets after "user interface components" 17:35:34 ack kherr 17:35:34 kherr, you wanted to say controls shown on hover are always an issue on mobile web 17:35:54 q+ 17:35:56 q+ to ask on what non-consensus means 17:35:59 Mobile meets it 17:36:02 q+ 17:36:03 ack ala 17:36:12 Kerr: Agree it is a bit immature - how does it apply to mobile web where hover is not available 17:36:48 q- Alastair covered my points 17:36:49 Alastair: it is good for mobile because then things cannot rely on things popping up on hover. 17:36:59 q? 17:37:07 q- 17:37:24 rrsagent, make minutes 17:37:24 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2021/01/26-ag-minutes.html Jemma 17:37:25 +q thx 17:37:28 ..formulation has changed a lot, but not the intent and scope - those who worry about the maturity, we will go through another public review with it 17:37:56 q? 17:37:59 ack Ch 17:37:59 Chuck_, you wanted to ask on what non-consensus means 17:38:01 Chuck: Not clear what 'lack of consensus' means here - is it back to original, or deferral - what is the end state? 17:39:01 Alastair: decision tree is: issues raised on prev version - either acceopt new version (with mods) and put up for review OR come up with alternative options (likely to be a dead end) OR defer 17:39:41 ...so it is: accept (possibly amend) OR defer - it migh tthen go to 2.3 or WCAG 3.0 17:39:56 q? 17:40:16 Chuck: We discussed Sarah's revisions - does that make you more comfortable? (For Gundula and Oliver) 17:40:17 q- thx 17:40:26 Oliver: Also suggest to defer 17:40:50 q+ 17:40:57 ack dav 17:41:02 Oliver: Video case where an initial tab is needed to bring up control, should be discussed mire generally 17:41:27 video is directly addressed in the Understanding doc 17:41:30 DMD: Visible entry point that launches other controls would address that 17:41:41 -1 17:41:44 -1 17:41:44 -1 17:41:46 Chuck: What is the temperature of the group? 17:41:50 -1 17:41:52 -1 17:41:53 -1 17:41:56 -1 17:41:58 -1 17:41:58 +1 17:41:58 -1 17:42:25 oliverkeim has joined #ag 17:42:33 Chuck: Consensus is not to defer, but to incorporate changes to modify 17:42:37 q+ 17:42:47 ack ala 17:42:48 ..like Sarah's suggestions 17:43:29 Alastair: We cannot remove either Examples or Benefits from Understanding, but tacke overlapping 17:43:35 q+ to say Understanding doc changes don't need to hold up the process; let's focus on Sarah's SC change. 17:43:35 tackle 17:43:42 We could probably add visual examples from the previous committee document that has examples screen shotes. 17:43:43 ack mb 17:43:43 mbgower, you wanted to say Understanding doc changes don't need to hold up the process; let's focus on Sarah's SC change. 17:44:03 +1 to Mike 17:44:08 MikeG: The main thing to incorporate the SC change, Understanding can change later 17:44:27 +1 17:44:43 q+ 17:44:54 Alastair: So there is agreement to continue and review again 17:45:02 +1 17:45:04 ack Rach 17:45:52 +1 lets please not use those terms interchangeably 17:45:59 Rachael: Prefers picking User interface element OR Control and make that consistent, to keep it simpler 17:46:08 q+ 17:46:33 Alastair: Will also change Focus appearance SC where that change happens 17:46:35 ack Rach 17:46:37 +1 for "controls" or "UI elements" 17:46:55 +1 to just changing "control" to "component" 17:47:05 q+ 17:47:06 +1, that's how ACT rules work too 17:47:07 Rachael: using component 17:47:33 Wilco: Suggests components 17:47:46 Alastair: That firs better with rest of language 17:47:53 Agree component has more historical usage in WCAG 17:48:15 I think the full text would then be: Information needed to identify each user interface component is visible without requiring pointer hover or keyboard focus, except when: A component with equivalent function is identifiable without requiring pointer hover or keyboard focus, either on the same page or on a different step in a multi-step process; The component is provided specifically to enhance the experience for keyboard navigation; A 17:48:15 mechanism is available to make the information persistently visible; Hiding the information needed to identify the component is essential. 17:48:50 Chuck (reads proposed changed SC text) 17:49:16 And the note too 17:49:28 Components can be available through a visible entry point... 17:49:33 Note: Compontents can be available through a visible entry point such as a submenu. 17:49:48 +1 17:49:49 laura has joined #ag 17:49:51 +1 17:49:53 +1 17:49:54 +1 17:49:55 +1 17:49:55 +1 17:49:58 +1 17:50:04 q+ 17:50:18 -0.5 'component' is ambiguous to technical unity (in the backend) 17:50:18 ack Wilco 17:50:28 ack dav 17:50:28 Wilco: Would like more time to think about it - it is a complicated thing 17:50:46 jeanne has joined #ag 17:50:52 DMD: There is a historical precedent of component over control 17:51:11 Chuck: We can make th echange and re-survey again... 17:51:33 Alastair: Wiclo can you comment before we CfC it? 17:51:36 Wlco: OK 17:51:38 RESOLUTION: Accept amended SC change and note using the word "component" uniformly. 17:51:42 agenda? 17:51:57 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3A%22Survey+-+Added%22 17:51:59 zakim, take up item 10 17:51:59 agendum 10 -- Miscellaneous Issues -- taken up [from Chuck_] 17:52:50 Alastair: Request is to tackle a bunch of items that have been surveyed but not actioned - some came round again - some 20 are open 17:53:27 ...what can we do to bring these back to the group - can you look at these to see what we can tidy up to close tidying up of 2.2 17:53:54 q+ 17:53:57 ...(to Rachael: Some, yes, but mostly not 17:54:15 ack Suk 17:54:15 Alastair: Some on target spacing, others 17:54:39 Sukriti: What is the course of action for Pointer Target Spacing? 17:55:00 Alastair: case by case basis - will have a look 17:55:14 https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Upcoming_agendas 17:55:22 https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Upcoming_agendas_2020 17:55:38 https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/minutes-history.php 17:55:46 ...if you have time to look but not sure what happened previously, it is worth looking to the past minutes where SCs were discussed 17:55:55 ...volume too much for one person 17:56:21 ...Please change label to "Ready for survey" if possible 17:56:48 rrsagent, make minutes 17:56:48 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2021/01/26-ag-minutes.html alastairc 17:57:13 present+ 17:59:07 zakim, part 17:59:07 leaving. 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