<jeanne> Meeting: Silver Task Force & Community Group
<scribe> scribe: sarahhorton
<Jemma> regret+
jeanne: Needs help in compiling list of TPAC meetings
sajkaj: Will help
<jeanne> scibe: jeanne
<jeanne> SH: We presented the latest verssion of Error PRevention to AGWG. One Guideline, One Outcome, 3 methods
<jeanne> ... overall, people wanted to accept the guideline and had questions on Methods
<jeanne> ... the team revised it in the Google doc with Track changes
<jeanne> ... I think that might be easier to use than Github compare
<jeanne> ... We would like feedback and concerns.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s-wx57F_p1V-ndalMgBjQUZkQU6zN7dnenTx112_C0I/edit#
<jeanne> SH: there was feedback that is out of scope
<jeanne> ...we added a placeholder for the outcome
<jeanne> ... placeholder for writing the language of the outcome
<jeanne> ... features and interface that keeps people from making errors
<jeanne> ... validation and preventing people from making errors -- the system moderates that process to prevent errors
<jeanne> ... we wrote an editors note asking where the Methods and Outcomes came from. The Editor's Note describes that
<jeanne> ... and the process we followed to come up with additional requirements that are not in WCAG2
<jeanne> ... we want feedback on the Editors Note
<jeanne> ... fixed typos
<jeanne> ... comments on the limited set of examples was interpreted as an inventory of what applies, so we added more text to further illustrate the example.
<jeanne> ... there are credits in the Google doc that aren't in Github
<jeanne> Saj: I'm glad to see examples, but I want to see a better example than a date picker, because there are so many inaccessible date pickers
<jeanne> ... [examples of accessibility problems with date pickers]
<jeanne> ... need more context and the ability to escape it
<jeanne> ... input fields are still my preferred way, but we need to better explain the date format examples that are screen reader friendly
<jeanne> SH: That's good feedback and one of the examples is that bad screen reader example (how to tell if it is 2 integers or 3 or 4
<jeanne> Saj: The delimiters are important and need to read out.
<jeanne> ... With a real example, that will help
<jeanne> ... escapable structure
<JF> there may also be a value in differentiating US notation (M/D/Y) versus non-US notation (D/M/Y)
<jeanne> SH: The next steps for review are that we are bringing it back on the 17 August, but if it is ready it can go for 10 August.
<jeanne> ... we could get it to MC by next week.
<jeanne> jeanne: IF you can have the changes in Github by 3 August, we can discuss it in the AG meeting of the 10th, otherwise if you get it to jeanne by the 10 it will be scheduled for AG on the 17
<scribe> scribe: sarahhorton
<Zakim> sajkaj, you wanted to suggest better examples for date input fields
<jeanne> https://rawgit.com/w3c/silver/Explainer_edits-js/explainer/index.html
jeanne: Major revision suggested,
remove duplication, clean up
... survey this week, looking for comments, want to head off
things that will come up
... background and development history edited, focused
... goals, because no agreement about what to do about
inclusion goal, added editors note to get feedback
... would like group for inclusion goals and processes
... editors note, people asked to remove accessibility
supported, reduce burden, requires more discussion
... W3C recommends nongoals
... explanation behind decisions, consolidated and organized,
remove repetition
... note that will probably change in future drafts
... several sections have this note
... including scoring, conformance levels, and more
... details to be worked out, objections to be resolved
... explainers want people to know process, where disagreements
were, how we resolved them
... links to meeting meetings where discussed
<Lauriat> qv?
JF: Feedback on scoring, would it work to attach milestone/date when plan to have new proposal
jeanne: No idea when that will be, still evolving, won't have proposal in August, hoping for December
JF: Attach targets that we're looking to get to?
jeanne: Avoid milestones we can't meet
Chuck: Concerned, first experience with pushing out working draft, encouraged to get out sooner, need right balance, not ready for this working draft
sajkaj: Milestone important,
pushed for them on rechartering, not sure explainer is place
for them
... explainer last past next charter, keep and refine, what do
milestones mean then
<Zakim> Chuck, you wanted to discuss milestones
Chuck: Is going to be asks for
that information, makes sense not to include in explainer,
where would be an appropriate place
... should note, chairs should discuss options
<JF> +1 to chuck.
<Lauriat> +1
Chuck: Note for future chair conversations
<sajkaj> https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/2021-07-User-Generated-Content/
sajkaj: Scheduled for AGWG this
Tues, survey
... 3 questions
... AGWG asked for least controversial aspect of original 3rd
party content proposal
... user generated content, still unclear
... meaningful definitions, workable example
... what to do different for text alternatives in user
generated content
<scribe> ... new section based on ATAG 2.0 adapted for use in WCAG 3 to explain what's expected of publishers when they allow users to post images
UNKNOWN_SPEAKER: text
alternatives for images current focus
... next question, conformance section, you're not being held
to quality of alternatives but responsible for providing
features that support them
... last, glossary definition of what it is
... are they ready for call for consensus
Makoto: Subgroup still working on
creating possible items for user-generated content
... list of items based on ATAG 2.0, might make proposal to add
more items
sajkaj: Might be more, but does
illustrate what is different
... group will continue to refine, other guidelines elsewhere
for what's expected in user-generated context vs publisher
context
... see the proposed new section, for now new concept, thought
important to define, provide examples
... talk about what it is, what it's not
... not all guidelines will have carve out for user-generated
content
... e.g., visual contrast, even though users generate social
media post, publisher in control of contrast
... steps to conform, publisher point out where things don't
conform, what you've done to encourage and help people do right
thing
... balance between asking for more from users, providing help
and features
... no responses yet, please respond
Chuck: Was bug in survey, fixing
jeanne: Helps to see new requirements
sajkaj: Now we have something
concrete, will go through more development, good start
... thanks for Makoto, thanks for ATAG
... will undergo further revision, similar specificity for
other guidelines, outcomes, methods
<Makoto> Anytime, Janina!
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