06:43:09 RRSAgent has joined #personalization 06:43:09 logging to https://www.w3.org/2021/10/18-personalization-irc 06:43:12 RRSAgent, stay 06:43:17 RRSAgent, make log public 07:15:38 LisaSeemanKest has joined #personalization 12:39:19 LisaSeemanKest has joined #personalization 12:58:33 Matthew_Atkinson has joined #personalization 13:00:39 Hi all. Just thought I would pop in here in case anyone in the task force has any questions or access issues relating to our session in an hour. 13:21:33 jeff_ has joined #personalization 13:41:42 LouisMaher has joined #personalization 13:43:12 janina has joined #personalization 13:44:10 agenda? 13:44:24 zakim, clear agenda 13:44:24 agenda cleared 13:44:44 Meeting: APA Personalization Breakout at TPAC 2021 13:44:53 Date: 18 Oct 2021 13:45:02 Chair: Lionel_Wolberger 13:45:16 rrsagent, make log public 13:45:31 scribe: janina 13:47:04 rrsagent, make minutes 13:47:04 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2021/10/18-personalization-minutes.html LouisMaher 13:47:54 topic: Personalizing the Web for Better Accessibility 13:52:55 wendyreid has joined #personalization 13:53:37 becky has joined #personalization 13:55:21 MURATA has joined #personalization 13:55:39 takio has joined #personalization 13:56:58 https://zoom.us/j/93772414296?pwd=b3dEazBsV0gzK3grQmtwTXRYMDlhdz09 13:57:54 sudeep has joined #personalization 13:57:56 Lionel_Wolberger has joined #personalization 13:58:06 CharlesL has joined #personalization 13:58:09 Hi all, excited to do the TPAC session 13:58:19 present+ 13:58:34 present+ 13:58:35 present+ 13:58:37 present+ 13:58:37 prsent+ 13:58:52 SamK has joined #personalization 13:58:56 present+ 13:59:00 present+ 13:59:10 present+ 13:59:16 Joshue108 has joined #personalization 13:59:23 present+ Takio_Yamaoka 13:59:31 present+ 13:59:31 Temporary link for slides: https://raw.githack.com/w3c/personalization-semantics/tpac-2021-talk/talks/2021/tpac/index.html?full#29 13:59:37 zakim, agenda? 13:59:37 I see nothing on the agenda 14:00:26 JustineP has joined #personalization 14:00:27 PaulG has joined #personalization 14:00:33 present+ 14:00:46 present+ 14:01:37 present+ 14:01:41 Jennie_ has joined #personalization 14:01:41 jamesn has joined #personalization 14:01:46 JF has joined #personalization 14:01:51 Present+ 14:01:58 present+ 14:02:11 tzviya has joined #personalization 14:02:43 Matthew_Atkinson: Starts presentation of slides ... 14:02:57 EA_ has joined #personalization 14:03:05 Lionel_Wolberger: Introduces himself as Co-Facilitator 14:03:54 rmm has joined #personalization 14:04:20 Matthew_Atkinson: Presentation will be about 20 min, will take brief questions during; but please hold on major points 14:04:33 Matthew_Atkinson: We want to support the next billion web users 14:04:35 MasakazuKitahara has joined #personalization 14:04:47 Matthew_Atkinson: A small range of author added data will help do that 14:05:00 Louay has joined #personalization 14:05:11 Present+ Louay_Bassbouss 14:05:29 Matthew_Atkinson: So, who are these billion users? People with cognitive or learning disabilities; people in crises for some reason, perhaps a migrane?; users of AAC 14:05:57 Matthew_Atkinson: reviews content in his slides 14:07:09 shadi has joined #personalization 14:07:21 rrsagent, make minutes 14:07:21 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2021/10/18-personalization-minutes.html janina 14:07:49 present+ 14:07:50 present+ 14:07:55 nigel has joined #personalization 14:07:59 Matthew_Atkinson: considers activities that personalization spec supports 14:08:49 Matthew_Atkinson: shows webpage with 4 save buttons --- who benefits from which? How to keep things user specific? 14:08:56 Matthew_Atkinson: is better semantics 14:09:02 Present+ Nigel_Megitt 14:09:38 I wouldn't have recognised the thumb drive icon as save - I would have assumed that meant to upload files. 14:09:38 Content useable: https://www.w3.org/TR/coga-usable/ 14:09:55 Matthew_Atkinson: Notes Content Usable and WCAG focus on creating content; we provide a technology to personalize for what the user needs and drop the rest 14:10:47 Matthew_Atkinson: Shows example of a simplified page--implementing author provided additional semantics 14:10:52 q? 14:11:35 Matthew_Atkinson: We want to support element level semantics 14:11:58 rrsagent, make minutes 14:11:58 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2021/10/18-personalization-minutes.html janina 14:12:20 Sheri_B-H has joined #personalization 14:12:24 Matthew_Atkinson: reviews status of our several modules 14:12:46 q+ 14:12:51 Matthew_Atkinson: Content Module--Module 1 currently in wide pre-CR wide review 14:13:44 Matthew_Atkinson: our aim is a little ml to support most users who might benefit 14:14:24 Lionel says to Sheri: We saw you speaking, but could not hear you. 14:14:26 The thing that drives me crazy about the current approach to personalization is I can flag myself as low vision, or I can flag myself as motion sensitive, but I can't flag myself as both. 14:14:27 Matthew_Atkinson: notes our attributes are complimentary 14:14:45 apologies for the bad connection, it rained in California so of course everything breaks :-) 14:14:49 Matthew_Atkinson: Reviews Content Module specification 14:15:15 Matthew_Atkinson: Authors indicate what might be most important on their page 14:15:53 @Sheri - can you expand on that more? We don't have a 'flagging' mechanism, so where are you doing that flagging? 14:16:10 Using current overlays 14:16:11 Matthew_Atkinson: shows how this drives simplification under user display 14:16:29 I just want to make sure that it will be possible to have multiple disabilities accommodated for the sale experience 14:16:31 Matthew_Atkinson: when the user asks for it 14:16:38 same* 14:16:51 Matthew_Atkinson: shows code behind the example 14:17:14 Lionel answering Sheri: This is a proposed HTML markup, applied by authors. The user-agent shall interpret that markup. So no requirement for an overlay. 14:17:19 @sheri Ha! That is an implementation issue. We're providing mechanisms for users to take advantage of, we're leaving implementation to the tools 14:17:26 Lionel asks Sheri, did that anwer? 14:17:49 Matthew_Atkinson: looks at "purpose" attribute 14:18:35 Matthew_Atkinson: notes we're repurposing available established auto completions 14:19:12 partially - will the markup allow items to be marked to be interpreted by the tool for multiple (and possibly conflicting) states? 14:19:20 example - something is moving, but it is critical information 14:19:30 Matthew_Atkinson: shows how this can be represented using user preferred AAC symbol sets 14:19:53 @sheri - these are applied on an element level. So it should encompass all the states of the element. 14:20:11 @sheri, similarly it is open to javascript manipulation like any other HTML tag on the page. 14:20:42 @sheri I am happy to give you a walk-through if you wish, and clarify these points 14:21:51 q? 14:22:10 ack Sher 14:22:15 Q+ 14:22:37 q? 14:22:53 q+ Have any of the user agents (browser makers) shown interest in being likely to support these things? 14:23:18 I'm good 14:24:51 q? 14:25:41 rmm: asked about browser implementation? 14:26:11 Lionel_Wolberger: Answered about content examples coming, incl U.S. Access Board; and now working on the browser side of things 14:26:40 Matthew_Atkinson: Shows some detail of AAC 14:27:06 Matthew_Atkinson: Key point, people who use AAC, use the symbol set they learned. There are many, and they aren't mutually intelligible 14:27:41 Matthew_Atkinson: We're using an index of concepts, actively maintained, to auto transliterate to the user's preferred AAC 14:28:09 Matthew_Atkinson: attribute value is just a numeric from the mapping index 14:28:26 Matthew_Atkinson: that's what enables a user to get the symbol set they know 14:28:43 Matthew_Atkinson: shows distraction control 14:29:05 Matthew_Atkinson: example is an embedded stock ticker 14:29:21 kirkwood has joined #personalization 14:30:05 Matthew_Atkinson: notes the need for implementations to match our content development that will provide experience to get the work through CR and beyond 14:30:56 Matthew_Atkinson: concludes slides with invitation to participate moving forward 14:31:08 Roy has joined #personalization 14:31:42 q? 14:31:57 Lionel_Wolberger: suggests implementations are relatively painless! 14:32:26 q+ to ask what the privacy implications are 14:32:39 q+ Janina 14:32:52 ack nigel 14:32:52 nigel, you wanted to ask what the privacy implications are 14:33:02 Q+ to respond to Nigel 14:33:04 nigel: Asks about privacy considerations? 14:33:39 nigel: Can the page know the user has invoked this technology? 14:34:11 Matthew_Atkinson: Notes this is passive from the site--no mechanism for report from the user; unless a user agent implemented that way 14:34:33 Matthew_Atkinson: But reporting upstream isn't required in any way for this to work 14:35:00 nigel: concerned about javascript observing what happens for the user 14:35:28 +1 nigel 14:35:33 nigel: suggests we consider implications 14:36:24 jf: suggests we're sticking to basic html model; so phps a ua might do something; but we are following usual practice here 14:36:53 jf: suggests it would be a ua approach, phps cookies 14:37:45 lisa: Mentions have also protyped extension mechanism on user equipment 14:38:19 q+ 14:38:25 lisa: agrees user privacy is an important concern 14:38:37 lionel: asks focus of nigel's concern 14:39:06 nigel: believes it could be yet another vector for discovering data about users 14:40:11 lisa: agrees with concern about abuse 14:42:04 jamesn: Notes issue has come up in ARIA; also not a two way communication; but it hasn't been much of an issue 14:42:34 jamesn: suggests the privacy horizontal review would be helpful 14:42:49 Lionel_Wolberger: will take as an action 14:43:20 Lionel_Wolberger: compares to user zooming 14:43:28 q? 14:44:22 Lionel_Wolberger: suggests dom won't now presentation changed 14:44:58 JS: We need horizontal review before we go past CR.. 14:45:06 we did have a security review (I think) 14:45:16 But I want to suggest our experience working on trial implementations, we have learned things 14:45:34 ack Janina 14:45:37 Unless specific steps are taken in the specs, the DOM will certainly change when presentation changes. That's the way a client library has to work, and if it changes, then other code can observe that. 14:45:40 An interactive page, a la Access Board for example, seems like a good place to imlement 14:45:49 s/imlement/implement 14:46:01 q? 14:46:04 ack JF 14:46:04 JF, you wanted to respond to Nigel 14:46:10 janina: suggests early implementation with U.S. Access Board suggests interactive page is a good place 14:46:25 s/place/place to start trialing page markup/ 14:46:42 jf: talks about how a third party service provider could help mediate 14:46:49 jf: a proxy server 14:47:17 jf: so an authenticated proxy process might help ameliorate privacy/security 14:47:59 ack mat 14:48:32 nigel: if a site is monitoring for changes to dom, it's theoretically possible 14:49:10 s/nigel/Matthew_Atkinson 14:49:33 Lionel notes- people are concerned about changes to the DOM. I don't think rendering based on Personalization 1.0 markup would require such changes, in a mature implementation. 14:49:43 Matthew_Atkinson: agrees we will pursue expressed concerns 14:49:57 jf: agrees and requests more feedback and suggestions 14:50:14 Matthew_Atkinson: asks any more questions? 14:50:26 q? 14:50:48 https://w3ctag.github.io/design-principles/#do-not-expose-use-of-assistive-tech is the relevant TAG design principle 14:51:21 Very excited! Looking forward to reviewing options for joining a proof of concept. 14:51:23 Lionel_Wolberger: Asks reactions? 14:51:41 Becky notes comment in Zoom 14:51:52 q+ 14:52:07 q+ to say this kind of thing is surely what the potential of the web should enable 14:52:09 ack tzviya 14:52:50 I am excited by the possibilities of this and can try and use my influence to get some UK government implementations. 14:53:17 tzviya: asks about whether it would clash with ARIA; could be a heavy authoring task if there are clashes 14:53:25 Q+ to also address that question (authoring lift) 14:53:49 @jf note that Judy has raised her hand 14:54:01 lisa: Notes originally intended for ARIA; 14:54:39 ack nigel 14:54:39 nigel, you wanted to say this kind of thing is surely what the potential of the web should enable 14:54:49 Lionel: follow-up and see if there is a table that maps our changes to ARIA 14:54:58 nigel: definitely a tech we need to find a way to do 14:55:00 q+ 14:55:15 ack JF 14:55:16 JF, you wanted to also address that question (authoring lift) 14:55:58 jf: Recalls San Fran TPAC; had had conversation of incorporating in wysiwyg editors 14:57:01 ack jan 14:57:32 JS: I want to ack Tzviyas point 14:58:10 APA want to introduce this - and when we meet next Thurs, to look at APA's review of EPUB spec - we think this is relevant 15:00:30 here is clipboard from ZOOM: 15:00:30 From Lionel Wolberger to Everyone: 03:09 PM 15:00:30 Content Useable: 15:00:30 https://www.w3.org/TR/coga-usable/ 15:00:30 From Aimée Ubbink to Everyone: 03:29 PM 15:00:30 Thank you very much, very informative. 15:00:31 From Richard Morton - CDDO - Cabinet Office - UK to Everyone: 03:32 PM 15:00:31 This looks really useful - thanks for clear and simple explanations 15:00:31 From E.A. Draffan to Everyone: 03:50 PM 15:00:31 Thank you very much for the very interesting discussion. Looking forward to helping with AAC symbols 15:00:32 From Kim Patch to Everyone: 03:51 PM 15:00:32 Thank you very much – very informative, thought-provoking, and exciting 15:00:32 From E.A. Draffan to Everyone: 03:51 PM 15:00:32 No funding sadly!! 15:00:32 From Judy to Everyone: 03:51 PM 15:00:33 Great discussion, and thank you for the work! - Judy 15:00:33 From Lionel Wolberger to Everyone: 03:54 PM 15:00:33 Judy’s hand is raised 15:00:33 From Judy to Everyone: 03:56 PM 15:00:33 community. 15:00:44 lisa: recalls ediscussions with DAISY in earlier discussions of this approach 15:01:07 bye all 15:01:21 thanks for scribing, Janina!! 15:01:39 CharlesL has left #personalization 15:02:11 JF has left #personalization 15:05:50 PaulG has left #personalization 15:07:24 zakim, bye 15:07:24 leaving. 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