14:21:02 RRSAgent has joined #ag 14:21:02 logging to https://www.w3.org/2022/05/03-ag-irc 14:21:10 rrsagent, make logs world 14:21:18 rrsagent, generate minutes 14:21:18 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/05/03-ag-minutes.html Chuck 14:21:25 chair: Chuck 14:21:32 Zakim, start meeting 14:21:32 RRSAgent, make logs Public 14:21:34 Meeting: AGWG Teleconference 14:21:45 meeting: AGWG-2022-05-03 14:22:01 agenda+ Chartering Conversation https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/one_or_two_groups/ 14:22:14 agenda+ Visible controls (No Survey) 14:22:28 agenda+ WCAG 2.2 Focus appearance https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-focus-appearance-enhanced2/ 14:22:38 agenda+ WCAG 2.2 Page break locators https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-page-break-nav/ 14:22:51 agenda+ WCAG 2.2 Target Size https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-target-size-min/ 14:50:22 janina has joined #ag 14:52:40 present+ 14:52:54 present+ 14:53:02 present+ 14:55:00 regrets: Todd Libby 14:57:12 present+ 14:58:30 shadi has joined #ag 14:59:13 Jennie has joined #ag 14:59:18 present+ 14:59:30 GN015 has joined #ag 14:59:33 Lauriat has joined #ag 14:59:36 present+ 14:59:39 Present+ 15:00:12 JF has joined #ag 15:00:17 Present+ 15:00:17 Scribing commands for those that want to try: https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Scribing_Commands_and_Related_Info 15:00:21 present+ 15:01:08 jweismantel has joined #ag 15:01:10 Jem has joined #ag 15:01:10 GreggVan has joined #ag 15:01:10 agenda 15:01:11 Jaunita_George has joined #AG 15:01:15 agenda? 15:01:18 present+ 15:01:30 maryjom has joined #ag 15:01:37 ShawnT has joined #ag 15:01:41 present+ 15:01:47 present+ 15:02:18 zakim, pick a scribe 15:02:18 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose Chuck 15:02:22 zakim, pick a scribe 15:02:22 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose bruce_bailey 15:02:23 JakeAbma has joined #ag 15:02:26 zakim, pick a scribe 15:02:26 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose Francis_Storr 15:02:26 present+ 15:02:34 zakim, pick a scribe 15:02:34 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose GN 15:02:35 scribe: MichaelC 15:02:46 Judy has joined #ag 15:02:57 sarahhorton has joined #ag 15:03:26 Wilco has joined #ag 15:03:29 present+ 15:03:42 Azlan has joined #ag 15:03:43 Detlev has joined #ag 15:03:44 present+ 15:03:46 present+ Laura_Carlson 15:03:50 present+ 15:03:51 present+ 15:03:53 present+ 15:04:15 present+ 15:04:20 q+ 15:04:23 Present+ 15:04:29 jon_avila has joined #ag 15:04:39 ack mbg 15:04:51 Jen_G has joined #ag 15:04:54 q? 15:04:55 ack detlev 15:04:56 Caryn has joined #ag 15:04:59 Present+ 15:05:03 present+ 15:05:03 ShawnT has joined #ag 15:05:10 topic: future topics 15:05:23 present+ 15:05:27 dl: @@ 15:05:37 topic: Announcements 15:05:41 MelanieP has joined #ag 15:06:03 exploring reopening WCAG2ICT TF 15:06:24 s/exploring/ca: exploring/ 15:06:32 AWK has joined #ag 15:06:39 +AWK 15:06:48 q? 15:07:04 jb: background - after WCAG 2 we were asked to map to non-Web 15:07:56 non-normatively, what WCAG provisions would apply and how? 15:07:57 kirkwood has joined #ag 15:08:30 existing WCAG2ICT Overview: https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/wcag/non-web-ict/ 15:08:31 existing WCAG2ICT Note: https://www.w3.org/TR/wcag2ict/ 15:08:55 ^ are background on what was produced 15:08:55 SuzanneTaylor has joined #ag 15:08:58 joeyang has joined #ag 15:09:03 present+ 15:09:23 we´ve been asked to update for post 2.0 15:09:58 present+ 15:10:09 propose to reconstitute TF with constrained scope 15:10:15 q? 15:10:40 draft work statement 15:10:59 Mary Jo Mueller expected to be a co-facilitator, exploring second balancing one 15:12:21 mjm: for those who don´t know me, I work at IBM accessibility on many technologies and standards 15:13:23 goal of WCAG2ICT refresh is update guidance for 2.1 and 2.2 SC 15:13:37 also address open issues on the previous version 15:14:35 FYI Annex C of EN 301 549 has some guidance on how to apply WCAG 2.1 to software - that may be helpful to look at as part of this exercise. 15:14:41 address topic of ¨closed products¨, to which generalized AT cannot interface 15:15:05 Noting some WCAG2ICT issues listed in Appendix B of the Challenges Note draft. Don't believe we moved them to github issues, but that could be done. 15:15:25 bring together global standards reps 15:15:40 ca: will have survey open for next call, further discussion on that 15:16:05 subtopic: ISO 15:16:50 WCAG 2 went through a process to be co-endorsed by ISO as international standard 15:17:01 W3C is de facto standards body for Web 15:17:09 but some orgs need ISO references 15:17:25 mbgower has joined #ag 15:17:47 we decided not to do this for 2.1, partly because of its rush and associated issues 15:17:59 Francis_Storr has joined #ag 15:18:03 present+ 15:18:04 have been asked to do so for 2.2 15:18:20 important that this come from W3C to ensure harmonization 15:18:31 q? 15:18:33 q+ 15:18:40 ack Shadi 15:18:56 i/ca: exploring/subtopic: WCAG2ICT/ 15:19:20 saz: will there be a need to address comments from the previous ballot 15:19:36 jb: there are some details to be looked at 15:19:54 such as providing an accessible format 15:20:18 there may have been issues slated to address in subsequent versions 15:20:22 q? 15:20:27 think that´s done or OBE, but will check 15:20:51 zakim, take up item 1 15:20:51 agendum 1 -- Chartering Conversation https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/one_or_two_groups/ -- taken up [from Chuck] 15:21:19 https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/one_or_two_groups/results 15:21:44 ca: there have been questions about how things would look in a 2-group scenario 15:21:55 we find it´s best to discuss that by reference to concrete draft charters 15:22:01 s/such as providing an accessible format/such as ISO ensuring that they will post an accessible format/ 15:22:25 these are drafts for discussion, not final proposals 15:22:39 1-charter group would have the kitchen sink 15:22:54 q? 15:22:55 2-charter version has a WCAG 2 and related materials group, and a WCAG 3 and related materials group 15:23:33 rbm: want to clarify goals related to the survey 15:23:37 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/2348/files 15:23:39 have made the straightforward changes 15:23:57 ^ is for the single-group 15:24:21 propose approaches to known challenges, including those listed above. 15:24:30 remove ¨website¨ from conformance 15:24:55 drop ¨all¨ from ¨address all issues¨ 15:25:12 editorial on functional needs list 15:25:15 Francis_Storr has joined #ag 15:25:33 q+ 15:25:33 q? 15:25:35 q+ 15:25:37 also request to remove it 15:25:38 ack wilco 15:25:58 wf: why ¨website¨ removed in conformance? 15:25:59 Q= to note a minor quibble - Line 259 15:26:08 Q+ 15:26:09 present+ 15:26:11 q+ 15:26:13 Website is too limited - what about web apps? 15:26:16 Ah, website as in tackling the full website rather than the conformance of websites. I see. 15:26:17 ack AWK 15:26:46 awk: same question 15:26:52 q+ to say it is not just websites but pages processes etc. 15:27:01 ack JF 15:27:10 q+ to say we mean (I think) whole-site conformance. 15:27:15 ack Gregg 15:27:15 GreggVan, you wanted to say it is not just websites but pages processes etc. 15:27:16 jf: typo 15:27:46 Nicaise has joined #ag 15:27:50 present+ 15:27:57 q? 15:27:58 gv: there´s all sorts of words for the content we target 15:27:59 ack ala 15:27:59 alastairc, you wanted to say we mean (I think) whole-site conformance. 15:28:02 how about just ¨web¨ 15:28:25 What about web app conformance? 15:28:30 +1 to alistair 15:28:31 ac: challenge with conformance of complex sites, maybe say ¨whole website conformance¨ 15:28:41 q? 15:29:12 Our general scope is "web technologies", so yes, but the tricky bit we are trying to tackle is "whole website" 15:29:36 Believe "such as" should cover unlisted web-based techs, like watches; etc 15:29:42 poll: option 1) whole website conformance, option 2) "web conformance", option 3) no reference to web 15:29:48 gv: withdraw, there are cans of worms 15:29:56 1 or 2 15:30:00 1 15:30:02 1 15:30:03 1 15:30:04 +1 to #1 15:30:04 1 or 2 15:30:06 <2> 15:30:06 2 15:30:09 1, 2 ok 15:30:11 1 15:30:11 1 or 2 15:30:12 1 15:30:16 1 or 3 (to match other issues that don't say web 15:30:18 1 or 2 15:30:20 1 or 2 15:30:20 2 or 1 15:30:22 1 or 2 15:30:24 1 15:30:31 3 15:30:55 Q+ to ask if XR = 'web'? 15:31:17 I think we don't want to limit ourselves to websites... 15:31:38 E.g. "Complex conformance challenges, such as third-party content, whole website conformance, scoring, accessibility statements, etc." 15:31:57 ack JF 15:31:57 JF, you wanted to ask if XR = 'web'? 15:32:10 ca: leans towards 1, anyone not tolerate? 15:32:12 1+ 15:32:14 q+ 15:32:20 q+ 15:32:27 WCAG 3 is only scoped for web 15:32:32 ack alast 15:32:33 q+ 15:32:35 jf: though we wanted to go beyond web 15:32:37 q+ notes "web-based technologies" is common usage in w3c 15:32:57 ac: we address web technologies, regardless of how they´re delivered 15:33:03 q+ is whole web understood by the target audience? 15:33:08 q? 15:33:11 ack Judy 15:33:17 Context: Examples of known challenges include ...Complex conformance challenges, such as third-party content, website conformance, scoring, accessibility statements, etc. 15:33:18 q+ to ask about whole web 15:33:19 in this bullet, we´re responding to specific conformance challenges, of which whole sites are one 15:33:30 jb: W3C uses web-based technologies 15:33:50 there are W3C standards related to XR, RTC, etc. 15:33:57 q? 15:33:59 q+ to note "web-based technologies" is common usage in w3c, and w3c and wai are both developing standards and accessibility user requirements for these areas 15:34:01 ack Gregg 15:34:07 ack ju 15:34:07 Judy, you wanted to note "web-based technologies" is common usage in w3c, and w3c and wai are both developing standards and accessibility user requirements for these areas 15:34:38 q+ to restate context 15:34:47 gv: 15:34:53 Suggesting "Complex conformance questions, such as third-party content, scoring, accessibility statements, etc." 15:34:57 q+ 15:35:01 ack Jennie 15:35:01 Jennie, you wanted to ask about whole web 15:35:22 ack Rach 15:35:22 Rachael, you wanted to restate context 15:35:25 Context: Examples of known challenges include ...Complex conformance challenges, such as third-party content, website conformance, scoring, accessibility statements, etc. 15:35:31 jd: some reviewers might not know what we mean by ¨whole website conformance¨ 15:35:50 rbm: ^ is context for why this wording is here 15:35:57 Suggest: Either except 'whole website conformance', or remove. 15:35:58 it´s a sample list of a sample list 15:36:01 ack AWK 15:36:25 awk: suggest s/challenges/questions/ 15:36:34 StefanS has joined #ag 15:36:37 q? 15:36:39 present+ 15:36:43 more clear without reducing scope 15:36:45 +1 to Shadi's "entire" 15:36:56 present+ 15:37:03 Context: Examples of known challenges include ...Complex conformance questions, such as third-party content, scoring, accessibility statements, etc. 15:37:10 Andrew's Examples of known challenges include... Complex conformance questions, such as third-party content, scoring, accessibility statements, etc." 15:37:36 +1, let's move on. 15:37:39 +1 15:37:43 ah good point Rachael -- I move to 1 or AWK suggestion of leavign that one out 15:37:44 +1 to moving on 15:37:45 +1 15:37:45 +1 15:37:48 +1 15:37:48 +1 15:37:49 +1 15:37:50 +1 15:37:51 +1 15:37:51 +1 15:37:51 +1 15:37:54 +1 15:37:54 +1 15:38:00 +1 15:38:03 ca: accepting the AWK proposal 15:38:09 +1 15:38:24 Q+ 15:38:29 ack JF 15:38:35 michael has joined #ag 15:38:37 +1 15:38:39 rbm: what about keeping / removing list of functional needs? 15:38:51 jf: had proposed another 15:39:21 q? 15:39:23 rbm: request was to add conformance to bullets, worked that into context-setting 15:39:25 JF - see line 180 15:39:36 jf: requested ¨defined model¨ 15:39:51 Is that on the same topic? 15:40:28 rbm: noting as open issues 15:40:35 15:40:44 Themes: Do we keep the functional needs list, and do we commit to a "defined model" instead of "answering questions including ...complex conformance challenges" 15:40:54 q+ 15:40:59 ca: refocusing, there were competing suggestions for the functional needs list, add to or remove 15:41:07 ack Jake 15:41:34 ja: functional needs sub-group now part of APA, maybe the list not needed here? 15:41:51 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/2348/files 15:41:56 rbm: not about committing to specific work, it´s explanatory for scope of work 15:42:01 lines 248-261 15:42:15 q+ 15:42:20 q+ 15:42:20 ack alastair 15:42:40 +1 to removing, maybe including a link 15:42:41 +1 to remove it 15:42:48 ac: might be better to link than include for charter 15:42:48 ack janina 15:42:49 +1 to removing and adding link 15:42:54 +1 to remove 15:43:04 +1 to remove 15:43:04 js: we should be indicative rather than exhaustive for WCAG 3 15:43:16 no objection 15:43:18 rbm: ok to substitute with link? 15:43:22 +1 to janina 15:43:22 +1 I agree with Janina, Shawn. 15:43:24 ca: no disagreements 15:43:25 +1 to remove list and add link 15:43:57 ca: back to complex conformance challenges 15:43:57 q? 15:44:16 rbm: request that scope commit to a conformance model for wcag 3 15:44:28 q+ 15:44:32 ack Chuc 15:44:33 we previously said we´d address conformance questions 15:44:47 ca: think if we list, need to list ´em all again 15:44:59 q? 15:45:05 q? 15:45:27 -1 to calling out just one challenge 15:45:35 jf, would that address your comment? 15:46:33 q+ 15:46:34 jf: 15:46:38 ack Rach 15:46:44 I request by end of charter we have defined what conformance model looks like 15:46:50 rbm: hesitant to do so explicitly 15:46:54 -1, it's already in the document 15:47:04 plan wide reviews, expect lots of comments 15:47:07 +1 to not making explicit 15:47:19 +1 to Rachael, and it's already in the 2.1 scope as something that goes into the wide review(s). 15:47:21 don´t think we can have finished by by end of charter period 15:47:21 Q+ 15:47:25 ack JF 15:47:54 jf: think we´ve waited long enough 15:47:55 +1 to JF's concern. 15:47:59 q+ 15:48:04 think we need a forcing mechanism to finally define conformance 15:48:33 Doesn't mean that the conformance model can't change if the work of the group makes a change necessary 15:48:37 q+ to say it's already in the scope. 15:48:58 we keep kicking the can down the road, want to say by 2024 we know where the can will land 15:49:00 q- 15:49:18 ack ala 15:49:18 alastairc, you wanted to say it's already in the scope. 15:49:30 ac: the scope section addresses the point 15:49:43 poll: add the edits proposed by JF to section 1.2 "Focus for the 2022 - 2024 Charter" 15:50:13 -1, it's already in the doc 15:50:15 -1 15:50:16 poll: add the edit proposed by JF to section 1.2 "Focus for the 2022 - 2024 Charter" 15:50:20 -1, already in the doc 15:50:20 -1 15:50:22 -1 already in document 15:50:22 +1 15:50:22 -1 15:50:23 -1 15:50:26 -1 15:50:27 -1 15:50:31 -1 15:50:36 q+ 15:50:43 ack AWK 15:50:57 awk: I agree with JF on addressing conformance model 15:51:19 I heard RBM saying we´re not committing to having that done by end of charter 15:51:28 but AC saying already there 15:51:53 +1 15:51:53 rbm: I understand the discussion to be about making conformance model final and unchangeable by end of charter 15:51:54 See under "https://raw.githack.com/w3c/wcag/charter-2022/charter.html#scope-wcag3" 15:51:56 don´t think we can go that far 15:51:57 q+ 15:52:13 yes, I do 15:52:19 This wide review of WCAG 3 will include the following:... A conformance model, and 15:52:20 awk: when we go to wide review, will there be a conformance model? 15:52:31 Q+ 15:52:34 "This wide review of WCAG 3 will include the following:... A conformance model" 15:52:34 or a request for input on one 15:52:50 +1 to awk 15:52:53 ack sh 15:52:57 I say there should be one, which we´re open to changing based on feedback 15:53:07 saz: +1 to AWK 15:53:13 q+ to say it includes "This wide review of WCAG 3 will include the following:... A conformance model" 15:53:23 I agree with Andrew. We want a full model - but not one that can't be changed at all in the wide review. 15:53:23 if the milestone is wide review draft, operative word is ¨draft¨ 15:53:26 things aren´t unchangeable 15:53:46 would like language about having taken a good step ahead 15:53:53 q+ 15:53:56 ack JF 15:54:02 while avoiding misinterpretation about done deal 15:54:43 q- 15:54:45 q+ 15:54:55 jf: I want to know how the conformance model will work 15:55:08 it gates other activities 15:55:23 so think this should be more than just in scope 15:55:23 ack ala 15:55:23 alastairc, you wanted to say it includes "This wide review of WCAG 3 will include the following:... A conformance model" 15:55:28 Seems like there is inconsistency between the 2.1 WCAG 3 section's "A conformance model, and" and the text in the WCAG 3 Conformance model. 15:55:49 ac: 15:55:56 WE should make these sections consistent 15:56:05 s/WE/We 15:56:10 jf: want a working example of WCAG 3 conformance model 15:56:21 at least differences between levels 15:56:51 q? 15:56:54 ack wilco 15:57:08 wf: I see it as already there 15:57:12 15:57:22 Q+ 15:57:32 ack JF 15:57:56 jf: s/define scope of conformance model/define working conformance model/ 15:58:11 poll: add the edit proposed by JF to section 1.2 "Focus for the 2022 - 2024 Charter" 15:58:11 Suggest: "In this charter period, AG WG will define *a* conformance model for WCAG 3." 15:58:13 q+ 15:58:17 ack 15:58:29 Q+ to remind the W3C Process document 15:58:29 +1 to "working conformance model" 15:58:43 +1 15:58:47 +1 to "working conformance model" 15:58:48 +1 15:58:52 +1 15:58:52 +1 15:58:54 rbm: suggest JF additions with a caveat 15:58:56 +1 to alastairc 15:58:56 +1 to initial 15:58:57 +1 15:59:02 +1 15:59:02 +1 15:59:04 +1 15:59:06 0, seems redundant 15:59:06 "In this charter period, AG WG will define a working conformance model for WCAG 3." 15:59:10 +1 with "working" 15:59:10 straw poll Change "scope of conformance model" to "working conformance model 15:59:11 +1 15:59:15 0 15:59:18 +1 15:59:21 +1 15:59:24 +.5 Can live with it but think that the "working" is already implied by the draft status 15:59:25 +1 15:59:28 +1 15:59:28 ca: poll passes 15:59:56 q? 15:59:59 ack Rach 16:00:03 agenda? 16:00:07 I can scribe 16:00:08 ack JF 16:00:08 JF, you wanted to remind the W3C Process document 16:00:18 ack jf 16:00:45 scribe: sarahhorton 16:00:47 zakim, take up item 2 16:00:47 agendum 2 -- Visible controls (No Survey) -- taken up [from Chuck] 16:01:18 alastairc: Acknowledge Gregg's effort 16:01:42 ... wanting to make progress, need to wrap things up, haven't gotten past core issue of applying conventions 16:02:02 ... haven't made enough process, need to pull SC out 16:02:25 Chuck: Recommended approach? No survey, last week resolved to finalize or pull, addition resolution needed? 16:03:20 q? 16:03:21 alastairc: at stage to pull it, no further resolution needed, didn't make enough progress 16:03:24 zakim, take up item 3 16:03:24 agendum 3 -- WCAG 2.2 Focus appearance https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-focus-appearance-enhanced2/ -- taken up [from Chuck] 16:03:31 Q+ 16:04:08 ack mich 16:04:08 michael: Resolution, yes, add something that it was brought up and addressed? 16:04:32 Okay 16:04:35 alastairc: Have in minutes, brought up as topic, has scribe 16:04:37 https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-focus-appearance-enhanced2/results 16:04:59 Chuck: [reads survey] 16:04:59 q+ 16:05:19 bruce_bailey has joined #ag 16:05:39 present+ 16:06:01 Chuck: 4 agree, 1 revert, 2 something else 16:06:09 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/2341/ 16:06:26 Can we see this in context of the full SC? 16:06:46 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/2341/ 16:07:22 q? 16:07:24 ack ala 16:07:25 Nicaise has joined #ag 16:07:35 alastairc: Had 2 topics, came up with 3rd which is link 16:07:36 TOPIC: Question 1 - Adjacent contrast 16:07:44 "has a contrast ratio of at least 3:1 against adjacent non-focus-indicator colors, or is no thinner than 2 CSS pixels." 16:07:44 Chuck has changed the topic to: Question 1 - Adjacent contrast 16:07:51 present+ 16:07:57 ... non-focus indicator, new term 16:08:07 q+ to ask if overlapping is included in adjacent? 16:08:14 proposed RESOLUTION: Accept PR 2341 to address issue 2333 16:08:18 q+ 16:08:23 ack AWK 16:08:23 AWK, you wanted to ask if overlapping is included in adjacent? 16:08:33 Plain preview: https://raw.githack.com/w3c/wcag/30ec82a645f256c6a4a1a4fd9b603ae1746f868e/guidelines/sc/22/focus-appearance-minimum.html 16:09:06 q? 16:09:14 ack Detlev 16:09:22 q+ to say adjacent / change of 16:09:22 AWK: Brings up other question re scope of adjacency, e.g., focus indicator dot in control? Is that adjacent? Could address in understanding, just make sure clear 16:10:31 Detlev: PR, not sure understand, 3 bullets, meets all, 2nd stipulates contrast and next says "or", e.g., 2-px border, does it not have to 3:1? 16:10:42 ack ala 16:10:42 alastairc, you wanted to say adjacent / change of 16:11:25 alastairc: Meets all, must have changed compared to unfocused, falls down with dark indicator, dark button, trying to catch that with last bullet 16:11:51 ... without punishing gradient indicators, because gradient won't have contrast with self 16:12:13 Detlev: 2px indicator, slightest contrast possible, would it still pass? 16:12:26 alastairc: Would have to meet change of contrast 16:12:47 q? 16:12:50 ... anything inside controls working on change of contrast, adjust comes with up against other things 16:12:55 proposed RESOLUTION: Accept PR 2341 to address issue 2333 16:12:59 q+ 16:13:02 s/adjust/adjacent 16:13:03 ack ala 16:13:16 alastairc: Other things in PR? 16:13:55 q+ 16:13:59 q- 16:14:13 alastairc: Resolve normative change first, not accept PR 16:14:20 proposed RESOLUTION: Accept normative change of PR 2341 to address issue 2333. 16:14:28 +1 16:14:29 +1 16:14:30 +1 16:14:31 +1 16:14:31 +1 16:14:42 MelanieP has joined #ag 16:14:44 +1 16:14:45 +1 16:14:45 +1 16:14:52 +1 16:14:55 +1 16:14:55 0 16:14:57 +1 16:14:59 +1 16:15:04 RESOLUTION: Accept normative change of PR 2341 to address issue 2333. 16:15:12 q+ 16:15:15 TOPIC: Question 2 - Adjusting sub-component requirement 16:15:23 Chuck has changed the topic to: Question 2 - Adjusting sub-component requirement 16:15:42 ack Wilco 16:15:42 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/2341/files 16:16:03 Wilco: Does this include "a" to "the" for bounding box 16:16:04 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/2341/files#diff-444c5829eebc004b2bed36e50ccd93bbc460c08d46c2bf15d4675daa34bfd9bfR21 16:16:21 alastairc: Just the non-focus indicators 16:16:28 Sorry - that was focused on "non-focus-indicator colors" 16:16:32 Chuck: [reads survey] 16:17:45 ... 7 agree, 1 adjustment 16:17:50 #2 question in https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-focus-appearance-enhanced2/ 16:18:39 bruce_bailey: All good with edits 16:18:39 q+ 16:18:43 ack ala 16:18:48 better link is https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-focus-appearance-enhanced2/results#xq50 16:18:58 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/2345/files 16:19:31 alastairc: In survey, agree with "instead"? Mike suggested advancement 16:19:38 "Where a user interface component has active sub-components, if a sub-component receives a focus indicator, these requirements are applied to the sub-component instead." 16:19:45 ... worth discussion 16:20:00 q+ 16:20:04 ack Bru 16:20:11 ... update to make in addition to what's in survey 16:20:40 bruce_bailey: Can be choice that it can be either one, support for that in survey, clarity that it's up to author/page owner 16:20:45 proposed RESOLUTION: Accept amended understanding document update for sub-component requirement 16:21:09 Q+ 16:21:12 "Where a user interface component has active sub-components (for example, an opened drop-down menu shows a list of menu items), if the focus indicator is applied to the sub-component then these requirements can be applied to the sub-components instead." 16:21:24 ack Mich 16:21:50 proposed RESOLUTION: accept "Where a user interface component has active sub-components (for example, an opened drop-down menu shows a list of menu items), if the focus indicator is applied to the sub-component then these requirements can be applied to the sub-components instead." 16:22:05 michael: Bring back points from Bruce, focus on the "instead", tackle other topic in another PR 16:22:06 +1 16:22:16 +1 16:22:18 +1 16:22:21 +1 16:22:22 +1 16:22:23 +1 16:22:24 +1 16:22:26 +1 16:22:27 +1 16:22:31 +1 16:22:50 TOPIC: Question 3 - Bounding box for separated links #2323 16:22:56 Chuck has changed the topic to: Question 3 - Bounding box for separated links #2323 16:23:14 https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-focus-appearance-enhanced2/results#xq51 16:23:30 sarahhorton_ has joined #ag 16:24:04 scribe: sarahhorton_ 16:24:09 Chuck: Reading question 3 from survey 16:25:14 +1 to wilko that it is too hard to understand. 16:25:17 See https://github.com/w3c/wcag/issues/2323 for some visuals 16:25:32 q? 16:25:43 GN015: Intention to catch, original wording not clear, hope for better wording 16:25:49 oops, missed "concatenate rectangles" -- i agree that is not clear 16:26:04 q+ 16:26:07 ack ala 16:26:50 alastairc: 2 bits, normative useful, looking at size measure, "the" minimum bounding box tightens up 16:27:37 ... disconnected parts, each component has own bounding box, if use border property and link wraps, miss out right-hand of first bit, second bit of second 16:27:55 ... if considered separately and 1 pixel, going to fail 16:28:23 ... if use outline won't fail, complete box around each link 16:28:41 ... options, switch from border to outline, or use 2 pixels 16:28:54 ... not clear how updating definition will work 16:29:01 q? 16:29:06 ... would need different change 16:29:08 By the way, "concatenation" is not a plain language 16:29:38 GN015: Border vs outline, should not force all 4 lines for all parts, other ways to indicate 16:29:40 q+ to say still unaddressed concatenate rectangles 16:29:45 ack Chu 16:29:45 Chuck, you wanted to say still unaddressed concatenate rectangles 16:30:01 wondering what would be downside if we don't cover/address this. 16:30:10 Chuck: Verbal explanation makes sense, didn't address concern about concatenate rectanges 16:30:27 q+ 16:30:33 alastairc: Suggestion to change size measure based on if it hadn't wrapped 16:30:40 ack Wil 16:30:43 GN015: Yes 16:31:13 Wilco: Every case like that need multiword link with larger indicator than necessary even if side is missing, already passing 16:31:17 q? 16:31:18 +1 to wilco 16:31:55 alastairc: Visual demonstration 16:32:40 alastairc: Demo using border and outline, outline fits requirement, border doesn't 16:33:00 ... border version could fail, border rare because affects layout 16:33:03 love to see the visual, but is that one word or two words? 16:33:22 one word with multiple links. 16:34:03 ... wraps, if 2 pixels passes even if 1 character 16:34:06 q+ 16:34:09 ack Ch 16:34:26 q+ 16:34:31 ack Wil 16:34:42 Chuck: Confused, demo supports? 16:34:53 q? 16:34:54 Wilco: More work needed 16:35:54 alastairc: Don't want to create hole, [demo], opening up holes 16:36:06 q? 16:36:15 Chuck: resolution? Not sure supporting or against extended definition 16:36:44 mbgower has joined #ag 16:37:03 alastairc: Could lead to odd things if you use border, but border rare, things without border, adding border makes it bigger, causes things to jump around 16:37:23 ... don't think we need to solve it, could lead to more problem 16:38:19 GN015: Focus indicator common, surrounding box isn't a rectangle 16:38:45 Okay, I'm back online. 16:38:50 It passes. 16:38:54 ... indicates the object continues, current definition requires two outline 16:39:15 q+ 16:39:17 +1 to "I feel this should also be allowed" sentiment -- but also to alastair comment that it is a pass 16:40:09 ack mb 16:40:09 GN015: Would like outline and border to pass 16:40:26 +1 to edge case. 16:40:33 +1 to edge case 16:40:48 +1 at edge case 16:40:50 michael: Edge case, not sure how often problem, as is provide easy solution (outline) 16:41:13 michael: [walks through examples] 16:41:30 link to comment under discussion in GitHub thread: https://github.com/w3c/wcag/issues/2323#issuecomment-1116069154 16:42:00 ... proposed wording allows half a focus indicator and pass 16:42:29 ... fragmented focus unusual except for text links 16:42:44 agree with that it would be rare to have a fragmented focus indicator. 16:42:57 proposed RESOLUTION: Update the definition as proposed, do not accept the normative change 16:43:04 q+ 16:43:05 ... use outline, easy technical thing, or thicker outline 16:43:06 maps can have this, countries with multiple islands 16:43:34 alastairc: [demo of use of border, things move around] 16:43:44 half focused 4 rectangle in one reatangle would be rare. 16:43:44 ack GN 16:44:24 GN015: Focus indicator with outline instead of border, or 2 pixel, past discussion to not prescribe indicator 16:44:25 agenda? 16:44:31 ... moon shaped indicators 16:44:52 q? 16:44:54 ... now prescribing 16:44:56 AG have star rating focus indicator example 16:44:57 q+ to say the requirements have flexibility but are still prescriptive 16:45:08 alastairc: Very rare technique to use border 16:45:32 ... harder to meet, not saying you can't use other methods 16:46:05 ... harder to do than default 16:46:11 ack mb 16:46:11 mbgower, you wanted to say the requirements have flexibility but are still prescriptive 16:46:35 michael: requirements have flexibility but are prescriptive, need to meet one of the approaches 16:47:03 ... exception covers scenarios except this one edge case 16:47:20 proposed RESOLUTION: Update the definition as proposed, do not accept the normative change 16:47:46 alastairc: "a" to "the" change is normative 16:47:49 proposed RESOLUTION: Update the normative change, do not accept the changes to understanding 16:48:00 alastairc: Not update definition 16:48:15 proposed RESOLUTION: Update the normative change to the SC, do not accept the changes to definition 16:48:20 +1 16:48:22 +1 16:48:22 +1 16:48:25 +1 16:48:25 +1 16:48:26 +1 16:48:28 +1 16:48:29 +1 16:48:30 1 16:48:32 +1 16:48:32 0, I agree with GN, but don't see a solve 16:48:50 RESOLUTION: Update the normative change to the SC, do not accept the changes to definition 16:49:02 zakim, take up next item 16:49:02 agendum 1 -- Chartering Conversation https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/one_or_two_groups/ -- taken up [from Chuck] 16:49:09 agenda? 16:49:17 zakim, take up item 4 16:49:17 agendum 4 -- WCAG 2.2 Page break locators https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-page-break-nav/ -- taken up [from Chuck] 16:49:32 TOPIC: Question 1 - SC2.4.13 Page break locators technique #1226 16:49:36 https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag22-page-break-nav/results 16:49:39 Chuck has changed the topic to: Question 1 - SC2.4.13 Page break locators technique #1226 16:49:48 Chuck: [reads survey] 16:50:22 ... 10 agreed, 1 something else 16:50:23 https://raw.githack.com/w3c/wcag/afba356fd624c0d0ba3e1c3d8739a36e91c0e01a/techniques/html/H99.html 16:50:44 alastairc: Change added footnotes, make them into links instead 16:51:02 +1 to alastairc 16:51:05 +1 16:51:08 +1 16:51:08 +1 16:51:11 alastairc: Just want to change the footnotes into links (TODO) 16:51:14 +1 16:51:15 +1 16:51:20 +1 16:51:24 +1 16:51:25 RESOLUTION: Accept amended PR 2130 to address issue 1226. 16:51:27 +1 16:51:28 TOPIC: Question 2 - Are CSS break-before/after indicators page break locators? #2259 16:51:36 Chuck has changed the topic to: Question 2 - Are CSS break-before/after indicators page break locators? #2259 16:51:49 Chuck: [reads survey] 16:52:25 Link to issue raised: https://github.com/w3c/wcag/issues/2259 16:53:34 ... [reads responses] 16:54:28 michael: Conversation show why still problematic SC 16:54:55 q? 16:55:09 q+ 16:55:12 q+ to mention alternate formats 16:55:18 q- 16:55:20 q+ 16:55:24 ack Bru 16:55:24 bruce_bailey, you wanted to mention alternate formats 16:55:28 I also have the same question regarding "alternative version" as Wilco, David, and Michale mentioned 16:55:46 laura has joined #ag 16:56:00 ack ala 16:56:10 bruce_bailey: Dancing around print, 504, 508, alternative formats, e.g.,braille, language is encroaching, not careful, if ePub are okay then okay 16:56:25 alastairc: Ran by ePub 16:56:44 q+ to say that this exceeds WCAG IMO 16:56:44 ... hinted at it and point to technique 16:56:52 I think "programmatically determinable destination markers that represent page breaks may NOT be the same as in an alternative version of the document 16:56:55 ack mb 16:56:55 mbgower, you wanted to say that this exceeds WCAG IMO 16:56:58 Chuck: Outside of scope of question 16:57:21 q+ to say what I was trying to say... 16:57:27 michael: Concern, exceeds WCAG scope, deal with web content, non-web alternative not within purview 16:57:29 +1 to mbgower 16:57:48 i agree that if Matt Garrish is happy, i am happy 16:57:48 ack ala 16:57:48 alastairc, you wanted to say what I was trying to say... 16:57:50 ... scoped down to page break locators, okay with existing langauge 16:57:54 Epub may have something to cover alternative format. 16:58:11 alastairc: Have something in webpage/thing that represents page break if version different from what evaluating 16:58:27 ... CSS page breaks aren't related 16:58:35 proposed: programmatically determinable destination markers that represent page breaks in an alternative web version of the document. 16:58:43 definition form epub "Page break locators are also commonly used to provide static markers in purely digital publications (i.e., where no statically paginated equivalent exists). These markers provide consistent navigation regardless of differences in font and screen size that can otherwise affect the dynamic pagination of the content." 16:58:44 ... things within page trying to evaluate that are pointer to something else, can do in understanding 16:59:17 Wilco: Can tolerate if clear understanding document with current 16:59:33 proposed RESOLUTION: reject the proposed definition change 16:59:38 Chuck: Updated understanding later? 16:59:45 +1 16:59:46 alastairc: Yes 16:59:46 +1 am still confused about alternative format context 16:59:50 +1 16:59:50 +1 16:59:52 +1 16:59:52 +1 16:59:54 +1 16:59:54 +1 16:59:55 +1 16:59:55 +0.5 16:59:56 +1 17:00:02 RESOLUTION: reject the proposed definition change 17:00:02 +1 17:00:03 0 can't tell 17:00:21 present+ 17:00:21 bye 17:00:42 rrsagent, make minutes 17:00:42 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/05/03-ag-minutes.html alastairc 17:02:43 jamesn has joined #ag 17:12:42 maryjom has joined #ag 17:13:54 mbgower has joined #ag 17:57:16 MichaelC_ has joined #ag 18:30:38 Joshue108 has joined #ag