14:40:54 RRSAgent has joined #ag 14:40:58 logging to https://www.w3.org/2023/07/18-ag-irc 14:41:00 zakim, start meeting 14:41:00 RRSAgent, make logs Public 14:41:02 Meeting: AGWG Teleconference 14:42:52 Agenda+ New members and topics https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/Fe9Umitx/image.png 14:43:03 Agenda+ New members and topics 14:43:10 Agenda+ Announcements 14:43:20 Agenda+ Guidance for Policy subgroup update (5 minutes) 14:43:29 Agenda+ Error Notification https://github.com/w3c/wcag3/pull/2#issuecomment-1635861716 (Piloting our new process) 14:44:24 Agenda+ WCAG2ICT Review https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/55145/WCAG2ICT-Third-content-review-by-AGWG2/ 14:44:36 Agenda+ WCAG 2.x backlog issues https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag2x-backlog1/ 14:44:38 agenda? 14:44:46 zakim, close item 1 14:44:46 agendum 1, New members and topics https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/Fe9Umitx/image.png, closed 14:44:48 I see 6 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 14:44:48 2. New members and topics [from Rachael] 14:44:48 agenda? 14:53:12 regrets: Dan 14:54:42 dj has joined #ag 14:54:45 present+ 14:56:39 Chuck has joined #ag 14:56:49 agenda? 14:58:06 ShawnT has joined #ag 14:58:38 present+ 14:59:06 laura has joined #ag 14:59:11 shadi has joined #ag 14:59:17 present+ 14:59:27 jeanne has joined #ag 14:59:39 present+ 14:59:57 present+ 15:00:10 Wilco has joined #ag 15:00:21 GN015 has joined #ag 15:00:21 present+ 15:00:31 maryjom has joined #ag 15:00:36 present+ 15:00:37 present+ Laura_Carlson 15:00:42 present+ 15:01:31 dj_ has joined #ag 15:01:31 present+ 15:01:31 zakim, take up item 1 15:01:31 agendum 1 -- New members and topics https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/Fe9Umitx/image.png -- taken up [from Rachael] 15:01:31 zakim, close item 1 15:01:31 agendum 1, New members and topics https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/Fe9Umitx/image.png, closed 15:01:31 I see 6 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 15:01:31 2. New members and topics [from Rachael] 15:01:33 zakim, take up item 2 15:01:33 agendum 2 -- New members and topics -- taken up [from Rachael] 15:01:34 jon_avila has joined #ag 15:01:44 present+jon_avila 15:02:08 Jaunita_George has joined #ag 15:02:18 JenStrickland_ has joined #ag 15:02:18 dj__ has joined #ag 15:02:20 LoriO has joined #ag 15:02:22 scribe: dj__ 15:02:26 Makoto has joined #ag 15:02:34 present+ 15:02:38 scotto has joined #ag 15:02:46 mbgower has joined #ag 15:02:48 kevin has joined #ag 15:02:54 kirkwood has joined #ag 15:02:54 Rachael: first topic: new member introductions 15:02:57 present+ 15:03:02 present+ 15:03:03 present+ 15:03:05 JustineP has joined #ag 15:03:19 present+ 15:03:20 Daniel Henderson: I'm Daniel Henderson, he/him, from Texas 15:03:31 Welcome Daniel Henderson-Ede! (Not yet on IRC). 15:03:47 mikeGower has joined #ag 15:03:51 ToddL has joined #ag 15:03:54 Kevin White: I'm not new, but I'm new to the group. I work for W3C and will be the team contact for the group in the near future. 15:03:58 present+ 15:04:03 zakim, take up item 3 15:04:03 agendum 3 -- Announcements -- taken up [from Rachael] 15:04:05 Rachel: Anyone else have a new role? 15:04:08 present+ 15:04:18 ... Next topic: announcements. 15:04:19 TPAC Registration Reminder https://www.w3.org/2023/09/TPAC/registration.html 15:04:46 WCAG 2.2 is approved for moving to Proposed Recommendation on Thursday. We are aiming for August 22nd for Rec publication. You can see the updated summer schedule at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dMUwBqq5LYintI5xF5s3u6jTNnhb43PuQwR8-8kMSZU/edit#heading=h.z5r9gp6oigb7 15:04:49 present+ 15:04:56 dj___ has joined #ag 15:05:03 scribe: dj___ 15:05:08 sarahhorton has joined #ag 15:05:14 Rachel: 1. Register for TPAC in spet 15:05:14 present+ 15:05:16 present+ 15:05:19 CFC is open until Thursday for updating the WCAG 3 working draft 15:05:23 ... 2. WCAG 2.2 come out on the 22nd 15:05:36 Subgroups will be starting in the next week or so 15:05:37 ... 3. We have a working draft for WCAG 3, so make sure to respond 15:05:45 a. Harm from motion Mondays at 8 eastern 15:05:50 ... 4. New subgroups starting 15:05:57 Content order Mondays at 10 eastern 15:06:09 Timing and interruptions Mondays at 12 eastern 15:06:33 group-ag-plan@w3.org 15:06:39 ... If interested to sign up or know someone, please do because the subgroups are light 15:06:42 q? 15:06:52 ... Any questions on announcements? 15:06:56 q+ 15:07:05 ack dj__ 15:07:05 q+ Chuck 15:07:08 DJ: Where can we register for the subgroups? 15:07:11 Nat Tarnoff would be an excellent invite for vestibular disorders. 15:07:14 DJ: where can we register? 15:07:19 Daniel_Henderson-Ede has joined #ag 15:07:26 ack Ch 15:07:30 scribe+ Chuck 15:07:33 Rachel: In the email 15:07:46 I will email you and them. 15:07:48 zakim, take up item 4 15:07:48 agendum 4 -- Guidance for Policy subgroup update (5 minutes) -- taken up [from Rachael] 15:08:14 regrets+ BenT 15:08:18 Detlev has joined #ag 15:08:23 Shadi: Final subgroup meeting next week. 15:08:26 kirkwood_ has joined #AG 15:08:29 present+ 15:08:47 q? 15:08:50 present+ 15:09:14 ... We still need to do some things, but there's mostly consensus. 15:09:31 We should continue this in the next round of subgroup work 15:09:42 ... "Last minute curve balls" are certainly welcome 15:10:12 ... Working on introductions vel sim right now to explain context and group perspective. 15:10:40 ... By next week, we hope to have something solid enough for the WG to understand. 15:10:45 q? 15:10:56 zakim, take up item 5 15:10:56 agendum 5 -- Error Notification https://github.com/w3c/wcag3/pull/2#issuecomment-1635861716 (Piloting our new process) -- taken up [from Rachael] 15:10:57 present+ 15:10:58 Rachel: Thank you. 15:11:15 ... Moving to next topic. 15:11:47 ... Last week, we sought feedback and open Error Notification PR 15:12:17 ... We have placeholder guidelines at this point 15:12:38 ... Two subgroups are working on moving them to exploratory 15:12:57 ... In Github, there is a summary of why this PR exists 15:13:14 ... In this meeting, we want you to read through the PR and give feedback 15:13:33 ... For next week, we want you to actually review the content and give thumbs up or down 15:13:45 ... We will then move the Google Doc comments to Github 15:14:18 ... Thank you Wilco an jeanne for translating the informative text to Markdown. 15:15:03 ... Not all links work right now because we are moving repositories, but this will be fixed within a month or two 15:15:11 q+ 15:15:15 ... Does anyone have questions on the process? 15:15:17 ack GN015 15:15:20 ack gn 15:15:55 GN015: I did not find the same text in the Google Doc as in the PR, and I also did not have the rights to comment on the Google Doc. 15:16:03 Rachel: Good catch. We will fix that. 15:16:38 How is a thumbs or thumbs down done? 15:16:40 Comments encouraged... 15:16:41 bruce_bailey has joined #ag 15:16:50 q? 15:16:51 ... In the lower left hand corner of the PR comment, you can press the smiley face to give a thumbs up or down if you want a simple reaction 15:17:08 David_Middleton has joined #ag 15:17:09 zakim, agenda? 15:17:09 I see 6 items remaining on the agenda: 15:17:10 2. New members and topics [from Rachael] 15:17:10 3. Announcements [from Rachael] 15:17:10 4. Guidance for Policy subgroup update (5 minutes) [from Rachael] 15:17:10 5. Error Notification https://github.com/w3c/wcag3/pull/2#issuecomment-1635861716 (Piloting our new process) [from Rachael] 15:17:12 6. WCAG2ICT Review https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/55145/WCAG2ICT-Third-content-review-by-AGWG2/ [from Rachael] 15:17:12 7. WCAG 2.x backlog issues https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag2x-backlog1/ [from Rachael] 15:17:22 q+ 15:17:32 present+ 15:17:33 ack GN 15:17:43 ... This is meant as a trial on the new workflow. If you struggle a lot, please let us know. 15:17:51 q+ 15:17:53 GN015: How do I perform a thumbs up or down 15:18:03 ack Chuck 15:18:04 ack Ch 15:18:09 q+ 15:18:17 Rachael: Press the smiley face. It's also keyboard accessible. 15:18:25 q+ 15:18:26 ack alastairc 15:18:32 Chuck: You also need to be logged in to Github 15:19:00 Alastair: If you want to suggest specific changes as well, you can also add a comment to the PR or Google Doc 15:19:14 AWK has joined #ag 15:19:18 ack JenStrickland_ 15:19:21 +AWK 15:19:24 DJ: Apologies to Rachael for spelling their name incorrectly previously. 15:20:03 q+ 15:20:05 Jen: When I first started participating in W3C, I had to go through a process to associate my Github account with W3C. Do people need permissions to react to PRs? 15:20:06 ack MichaelC 15:20:15 not for reactions, only for commits 15:20:33 MichaelC: Yes. Your username needs to be added, which is manual. I can add you. 15:20:40 q? 15:20:48 Rachael: If you have issues, email AG plan or AG chairs and we will help you. 15:20:49 I think each reaction should be associated with a GitHub account that can be traced to a W3C member. 15:21:04 q? 15:21:12 I understand Rachael — and I'm in the W3C GitHub. I was thinking more of the folks who are new. 15:21:34 Alastair: We cannot restrict reactions to W3C members 15:21:42 zakim, draft minutes 15:21:42 I don't understand 'draft minutes', AWK 15:21:45 zakim, take up item 6 15:21:45 agendum 6 -- WCAG2ICT Review https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/55145/WCAG2ICT-Third-content-review-by-AGWG2/ -- taken up [from Rachael] 15:22:22 maryjom: WCAG2ICT just reached a new milestone. 15:22:47 ... We've completed new guidance for some criteria 15:22:57 ... We also added and updated glossary definitions 15:23:15 I'm getting "You are NOT allowed to see this questionnaire" for https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/55145/WCAG2ICT-Third-content-review-by-AGWG2/ 15:23:29 ... We've also created a new survey for the AGWG to complete 15:23:33 don’t have access 15:23:43 can you try again? 15:23:47 I just updated this second. 15:23:47 ... it's in IRC. It's not super long and we want your input. 15:24:09 Thanks check. 15:24:15 sorry yes my bad 15:24:20 rrsagent, draft minutes 15:24:21 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/07/18-ag-minutes.html AWK 15:24:29 Checked by Chuck. Everyone should now have access. 15:24:52 ... After this survey, we will work on getting 2.1 in there. Later on, we will work on getting 2.2 in there once it's more stable 15:24:57 s/check./Chuck./ 15:25:03 q+ 15:25:04 q? 15:25:06 ack Ch 15:25:06 ack Chuck 15:25:11 ... Please let us know if you find any blocking errors in the survey 15:25:15 Rachael: any questions? 15:25:23 working now 15:25:26 q? 15:25:33 zakim, take up item 7 15:25:33 agendum 7 -- WCAG 2.x backlog issues https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35422/wcag2x-backlog1/ -- taken up [from Rachael] 15:25:34 Chuck: I just did a quick update to give people access. Please let me know if you still don't have access 15:25:46 Rachael: Item 7: WCAG 2.x backlog issues. 15:25:53 TOPIC: 4. Understanding doc for 1.2.9 mentions video #1836 15:25:54 ... We're going out of order 15:26:07 ... Topic 4: Understanding doc for 1.2.9 mentions video 15:26:10 q+ 15:26:33 Alastair: The audio-only citerion mentions video conferencing. 15:26:40 ... There is a PR to fix the wording 15:26:41 present+ Shawn(part) 15:27:01 q+ for my edititorial 15:27:28 Charles: Rachael had to step away so I'm jumping in as backup chair 15:27:28 ack 15:27:34 ack Ch 15:27:37 ... Moving on from WCAG 3 to 2.2 now. 15:27:45 i think "voice conferencing" should be "audio conferencing" 15:28:15 Have to drop for another appt. /quit 15:28:25 proposed RESOLUTION: Accept amended PR 1837 to address issue 1836. 15:28:26 LoriO has left #ag 15:28:31 alastairc: "Web-based voice conferencing" is original; Bruce is suggesting "audio" instead of "voice" 15:28:36 q+ 15:28:39 ... I don't see a lot of difference; mostly preference 15:28:41 ack bruc 15:28:41 bruce_bailey, you wanted to discuss my edititorial 15:28:44 ack GN 15:28:58 back to you Rachael 15:29:13 q? 15:29:19 q+ 15:29:28 ack bruce_bailey 15:29:38 GN015: I also feel that "voice conference" focuses on a voice is being heard. I prefer "voice" 15:29:45 mikeGower has joined #ag 15:30:13 bruce_bailey: "audio" is parallel to "video". saying "voice conferencing" is like saying "sight conferencing". i don't have a strong objection though 15:30:18 Straw poll Voice Conference or Audio Conference 15:30:19 Rachael: let's do a straw pole 15:30:24 could it be web conferencing without audio or visual distinction? 15:30:28 voice conferencing is parallel to sight conferencing 15:30:29 Audio 15:30:32 audio 15:30:32 audio conference, will not object to voice conference 15:30:35 either 15:30:36 Voice, worried about music, etx 15:30:36 voice 15:30:41 audio 15:30:42 audio 15:30:42 audio 15:30:45 either 15:30:48 "voice conferencing", but either 15:30:59 either 15:31:01 either... 15:31:02 music is also captioned 15:31:05 Q+ 15:31:06 5 for audio 3 for voice, many either 15:31:08 ack mikeGower 15:31:26 mikeGower: I was wondering about music lyrics and things like that 15:31:43 ... it seems to me that music is specifically excluded from this. Is that correct? 15:32:03 This is just an example. 15:32:09 q+ 15:32:19 ack bruce_bailey 15:32:22 either will work in terms of translation (into Japanese) 15:32:25 "such as" 15:32:28 alastairc: *reads SC* 15:32:42 bruce_bailey: there is a tradition of having captions for music 15:32:49 “radio webcasts” are much more creative with their audio … an audio designers job 15:32:58 audio matches the SC 15:33:05 ... I also think it's more common to say "video conferencing" and "audio conferencing" 15:33:28 Rachael: there is a slight preference to "audio" and it also matches the SC. can you accept "audio"? 15:33:35 Fine 15:33:42 I will not argue on whether voice or audio 15:33:42 ... Anyone uncomfortable with "audio"? 15:33:48 Draft RESOLUTION: Adopt Understanding doc for 1.2.9 mentions video #1836 with change to audio conferencing. 15:34:00 + 15:34:02 +1 15:34:02 +1 15:34:03 +1 15:34:06 +1 15:34:07 +1 15:34:08 ... vote on the draft resolution with change to "audio" 15:34:09 +1 15:34:09 +1 15:34:11 +1 15:34:14 +1 15:34:14 +1 15:34:17 +1 15:34:27 not sure 15:34:53 +1 15:34:55 ... Detlev do you have concerns? 15:34:56 +1 15:35:02 Detlev: not sure whether this is an improvement 15:35:09 thank you, it is not only voice which gets into captioning streams 15:35:12 RESOLUTION: Adopt Understanding doc for 1.2.9 mentions video #1836 with change to audio conferencing. 15:35:13 Rachael: ok, we will go ahead and accept the resolution 15:35:25 TOPIC: 5. Non-text Contrast - Figure on background changes #2494 15:35:42 ... our next topic is #5 on the survey (Non-text contrast changes) 15:35:50 draft RESOLUTION: Accept PR 2574 to address issue 2494 15:36:19 alastairc: one of the examples that said that it wouldn't pass did actually pass, which has since been corrected 15:36:29 ... also we are using higher quality screen shots now 15:36:41 Rachael: 9 people agreed with the update, nothing else happened 15:36:48 ... any concerns? 15:37:07 draft RESOLUTION: Accept PR 2574 to address issue 2494 15:37:07 +1 15:37:08 draft RESOLUTION: Accept PR 2574 to address issue 2494 15:37:09 +1 15:37:11 ... vote 15:37:11 +1 15:37:12 +1 15:37:13 +1 15:37:13 +1 15:37:15 +1 15:37:17 +1 15:37:17 +1 15:37:18 +1 15:37:18 +1 15:37:18 +1 15:37:18 +1 15:37:21 +1 15:37:27 +1 15:37:43 RESOLUTION: Accept PR 2574 to address issue 2494 15:37:44 all +1s, no 0's, no -1's 15:37:51 TOPIC: Adjustment to 'in brief' sections 15:37:52 ... unanimous, so let's accept the resolution 15:38:13 ... back to q 1 of the survey (adjustment to "in brief" sections) 15:38:34 alastairc: outreach group wanted intro at beginning of text and adding why it's important 15:38:50 ... I don't think it's worth going through content changes 15:39:27 Rachael: 6 agree with the update, 4 agree with the changes 15:39:44 ... laura said "great job" and found a typo 15:40:01 ... GN015 agreed and put in editorial comments 15:40:28 GN015: first one (accessible authentication) is not editorial 15:41:10 ... "don't make people recognize" and "don't make people [?] to log in" feel the same 15:41:29 ... focus not obscured enhanced/minimum feel the same 15:42:05 ... "target size minimum": i prefer "cannot" over "find it hard to" 15:42:15 Rachael: these are content edits, thank you 15:42:25 ... we can address these outside the meeting 15:42:38 q? 15:42:47 q+ 15:42:51 ack AWK 15:42:53 Rachael: anyone else who commented want to speak? 15:43:17 AWK: is having this text above the SC text a good idea? 15:43:30 ... i feel like people will think this is the normative text 15:43:35 ... do other people feel similarly? 15:43:40 https://raw.githack.com/w3c/wcag/wcag22inbriefEOW/understanding/22/accessible-authentication-minimum.html 15:43:48 Rachael: alastairc is showing what this looks like 15:43:51 q+ 15:43:54 ... let's discuss this 15:43:55 ack alastairc 15:44:06 alastairc: i felt similarly initially 15:44:21 q+ for exactly the lines for which AWK has concern? 15:44:28 q+ 15:44:30 ... having "in brief" as a lead-in helps people who don't understand the SCs 15:44:33 better from Cognitive perspective 15:44:40 I agree with Andrew. Perhaps we can make the actual SC text more clear that it's the official requirement or messaging. 15:45:00 q+ 15:45:08 q+ 15:45:15 ... maybe we should put text in saying "the in brief is a summary and below it is the actual SC" 15:45:19 ack bruce_bailey 15:45:19 bruce_bailey, you wanted to discuss exactly the lines for which AWK has concern? 15:45:29 bruce_bailey: thank you 15:45:44 ... is your concern the whole "in brief" section being above the SC text? 15:45:47 AWK: yes 15:45:52 ack shawn 15:46:00 q+ to ask if it is possible to include this information in the right rail (https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/audio-only-and-video-only-prerecorded) 15:46:09 The main options are either: Above the SC text, or at the top of the intent. 15:46:24 shawn: the education at reach WG was concerned with the complexity of the SC criteria, but the points they address are simple 15:46:38 ... which is why we suggested the brief go first: so that people aren't overwhelmed 15:46:45 q+ to ask where is SC text with AA example? 15:46:57 ack AWK 15:46:57 AWK, you wanted to ask if it is possible to include this information in the right rail (https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/audio-only-and-video-only-prerecorded) 15:47:19 AWK: if you go to the link i put in IRC, there's a "page contents" section on the right 15:47:33 ... it feels like the "in briefs" might go best in the right rails 15:47:36 q+ to scribe change 15:47:36 s/rails/rail 15:47:46 ack kirkwood 15:47:51 ... because they are complimentary 15:47:54 Regarding the right sidebar In responsive views when you zoom in it will still be above the SC. 15:48:01 to be clear, i am very much a fan of this "in brief" work ! 15:48:35 John kirkwood: i think it's been said that the complexity of what we have makes it hard to get an understanding when you get on the page 15:49:19 ... i think it's a fantastic improvement to have the more understandable statement up front 15:49:19 q+ 15:49:19 ack bruce_bailey 15:49:19 bruce_bailey, you wanted to ask where is SC text with AA example? 15:49:19 ... better cognitive accessibility 15:49:19 q+ on the main options for where it could go 15:49:19 bruce_bailey: i'm also a fan of the "in brief" sections 15:49:55 s/the education at reach WG/the education and outreach WG 15:50:02 ... i didn't see the SC text in the preview? 15:50:22 alastairc: the preview is bare-bones; once it's actually done you can see it better 15:50:36 q- 15:50:46 ack Rachael 15:50:46 Rachael, you wanted to scribe change 15:50:50 I am good with the brief at the top - just that we clarify the SC is required. 15:50:54 recommend putting placeholder SC text to make less confusing? 15:51:09 Rachael: new scribe? 15:51:16 bruce_bailey: I can in 3 minutes 15:51:23 Rachael: dj can you continue to scribe 15:51:27 version with In Brief (old wording) before the SC wording with styleing: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6991814/244842394-5807b3c3-ff00-4cef-a74f-db55d69f0e5f.png 15:51:31 q? 15:51:36 dj: certainly 15:51:38 ak mikeGower 15:51:46 Rachael: mike dower? 15:52:04 s/dower/gower 15:52:10 scribe: bruce_bailey 15:52:43 mikeGower: the in brief is basically a shortened version of the understanding docs, which is good 15:52:44 Do we have any user stats on how people arrive at the page - actual data? 15:52:45 mikeGower: most people will already have seen SC text before hitting Understanding page... 15:52:56 q? 15:52:59 ack mikeGower 15:53:05 +1 to Mike 15:53:06 AWK - when we've asked MichaelC previously the answer was no 15:53:15 ... want to endorse this "in brief" approach based on experience with developers 15:53:17 Maybe we should make the SC text collapsable in the understanding template 15:53:24 Straw Poll: 1) Keep in Brief at top of page 2) Place In Brief in the right sidebar 3) Place the in Brief below SC text 15:53:58 1, 3 15:53:58 shawn: I have some before and after urls to see the different approaches 15:54:03 1, 3, 2 15:54:05 q+ 15:54:09 1 15:54:11 ack bruce_bailey 15:54:21 bruce: Double checking with Shawn, you are all big fans of this? 15:54:21 1 15:54:26 1, haven't seen 2, so hard to visualize 15:54:27 bruce: Your proposal? 15:54:29 1, 2, 3 15:54:29 1, 3, 2 15:54:35 3 or 1 15:54:35 1, 2, 3 15:54:36 1, 3 15:54:38 1, can live with 2 15:54:44 1, 3, not sure 2 would work in that width. 15:54:50 2,1,3 15:54:52 bruce asks Shawn to clarifythat EOW strongly advocates this approach 15:54:54 1, 2, 3 15:54:57 1 15:55:00 q+ to summarize 15:55:00 SLH; YES 15:55:08 1 — thinking of reading order rather than visual design, my expectation is that it the In Brief comes before. 15:55:09 ack Ch 15:55:09 Chuck, you wanted to summarize 15:55:15 1, 3. 15:55:18 ack Chuck 15:55:36 Shawn: Please see git hub issues for conversations and input 15:55:36 q+ to ask if it's worth saying "Success Criterion (SC) - the requirement" 15:55:49 1, 2, 3. If one make the SC text look more official. 15:55:55 ack alastairc 15:55:55 alastairc, you wanted to ask if it's worth saying "Success Criterion (SC) - the requirement" 15:56:21 Francis_Storr has joined #ag 15:56:31 Rachael asks for strong concerns with any of the approaches? 15:56:51 q? 15:56:52 In terms of feedback on editorial changes, im trying to address each in turn 15:56:58 q+ 15:56:59 +1 to AC 15:57:06 ack GN 15:57:06 alastairc: Synthesizing some of the feedback, there could be some additional ways we could put emphasis on the SC text. 15:57:27 GN015: I am worked that sidebar might too easily be over looked 15:57:27 +1 to GN 15:57:28 +1 similar concerns as shared by Gundula 15:57:28 sidebar concerns me a lot too. 15:57:56 draft RESOLUTION: Accept the new placement and structure of In Brief and work on emphasizing the SC 15:58:06 q+ to ask From the Understanding Document how do you get back to the spec? 15:58:12 Noting a concern that the sidebar is exclusive to desktop / tablet visual design. 15:58:15 +1 15:58:15 ack laura 15:58:15 laura, you wanted to ask From the Understanding Document how do you get back to the spec? 15:58:36 laura: side comment, from Understanding, how does one get to spec ? 15:59:12 q+ 15:59:22 scotto: I has similar concern 15:59:24 Kevin and Shawn have an action to add a way back to the Spec from the new understanding docs 15:59:30 ack shadi 15:59:43 yes, the previous versions did have a link back to the spec 15:59:44 shawn: i will take action item to look into that 15:59:53 qq+ 15:59:54 Off topic. Suggest someone open an issue on navigation 15:59:59 Was in WCAG 2.0 days: https://www.w3.org/TR/UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20/media-equiv-av-only-alt.html 16:00:01 ack kevin 16:00:01 kevin, you wanted to react to shadi 16:00:11 +1 Mike 16:00:20 q+ 16:00:30 ack Rachael 16:00:32 +1 to mikeGower, it's notable and needs to be addressed, but not in scope with survey question. 16:00:33 q+ 16:00:45 shadi: I like where this is going, and that redesign does not break back button -- so that is still a way 16:00:49 ack scotto 16:00:56 Yes there was a link to the SC! 16:01:01 many people will find understanding doc from search and can't use back button 16:01:02 question if link to SC was in previous version 16:01:05 See https://www.w3.org/TR/UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20/media-equiv-av-only-alt.html for an example 16:01:18 draft RESOLUTION: Accept the new placement and structure of In Brief and work on emphasizing the SC 16:01:20 scotto: I am sure there was an explicit link previously. 16:01:28 +1 16:01:35 +1 16:01:37 +1 16:01:38 +1 16:01:39 +1 from EOWG to put In Brief before SC 16:01:39 +1 16:01:39 +1 16:01:40 +1 16:01:42 +1 16:01:43 Rachael: I will table the link discussion , please vote 16:01:43 +1 16:01:44 +1 16:01:48 +0.7 16:01:49 +1 16:01:53 +1 16:01:58 +1 16:02:04 +! 16:02:06 +1 16:02:09 17.7 for :-) 16:02:18 q+ 16:02:27 /me didn't say it was obvious, just present :) 16:02:29 16.7, sorry 16:02:32 [2.0 structure sent people in circles because people who came from the QuickRef to the Understanding were sent back to the spec rather than to the QuickRef, and they were disoriented] 16:02:40 ack mikeGower 16:03:08 Rachael: We will continue working. 16:03:10 s/\/\/me didn't say it was obvious, just present :)/ 16:03:24 Thank you for keeping the 2.2 and 2.1/0 separate! 16:03:42 RESOLUTION: Accept the new placement and structure of In Brief and work on emphasizing the SC 16:03:47 q? 16:03:48 great work Mike & EOWG! 16:03:48 TOPIC: Parsing update for WCAG 2.1 understanding #3280 16:04:00 mikeGower: There might be oportunity to unify Understanding between 2.0 .1 and .2 16:05:04 alastairc: Reminding all of history, that 2.2 drops parsing SC, but Understanding for 2.1 left a bit of gap... 16:05:51 ... so this PR is just adding a brief paragraph, replacing much longer content from previous Understanding version for 2.1.... 16:06:33 ... just adding linkage for explainaion 16:06:35 With a statement like "the HTML Standard has adopted specific requirements" is there part of HTML5 specification which might be pointed to? 16:07:03 Bruce: Is it literally true? I accept that it is. If there's a change to the HTML specs, there should be a link. Is that a literally correct statement? 16:07:05 q+ 16:07:10 ack alastairc 16:07:12 bruce asks if statement is literally true? 16:07:52 alastairc: Answer is kind of both, since it has all been evolving together, statement is true 16:08:10 q+ on Wilco's point 16:08:31 Rachael: In survey Wilco we had CFC. 16:09:03 ack alastairc 16:09:03 alastairc, you wanted to comment on Wilco's point 16:09:04 alastairc: This is just a little bit more of an addendum to tie the different version together. 16:09:30 alastairc: This will probably mean that we have to do a "republication" CFC 16:10:14 Wilco: I am still not clear how this is not something we already approved. 16:10:46 here is just one link to some of content in the HTML spec about how the parser works, where there was no parsing section in html 4 - https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/parsing.html#an-introduction-to-error-handling-and-strange-cases-in-the-parser 16:11:05 alastairc: When the Understanding is republished, this PR will update for the part which had correct. 16:11:10 q? 16:11:39 Wilco: The Understanding update show up in the repo, so why is this PR needed? 16:12:20 rrsagent, draft minutes 16:12:22 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/07/18-ag-minutes.html shawn 16:13:00 alastairc: PR won't effect 2.2 Understanding. Update was not approved for 2.0. This PR is just for 2.1, which was approved, but there are some bugs which this resolves. 16:13:02 Rachael: Please remember these are Understanding document. 16:13:04 q? 16:13:07 q+ 16:13:26 alastairc: Correct, except for 2.0 Understanding which is in TR space. 16:14:02 draft RESOLUTION: Accept Parsing update for WCAG 2.1 understanding #3280 16:14:06 +1 16:14:07 +1 16:14:08 +1 16:14:09 +1 16:14:10 +1 16:14:19 +1 16:14:20 +1 16:14:21 mikeGower has joined #ag 16:14:22 +1 16:14:23 Wilco and Alastair confirm this is all approved CFC updates Understanding 16:14:23 +1 16:14:24 +1 16:14:27 +1 16:14:33 +1 16:14:35 +1 16:14:35 +1 16:14:36 +1 16:14:42 RESOLUTION: Accept Parsing update for WCAG 2.1 understanding #3280 16:14:52 TOPIC: Suggested improvement to Understanding 2.2.1: Timing Adjustable #1814 16:15:14 PR: https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/3281 16:15:33 We should add an example that talks about MFA 16:15:36 alastairc: Timing Adjustable has requirements for things which disappear, especially without user interaction.... 16:16:36 ... Some time ago AWK started issue and we have PR to add paragraph allowing for Toasts as example 16:17:25 Rachael: (from survey) GN015 had wording suggestion because Toast might have unique information. 16:17:41 agree to Jaunita concerning MFA 16:17:48 Bruce: I think it matches Gundula's comments. Not all toasts have alternatives. 16:17:50 agree with Gundula and Bruce 16:18:12 Rachael: Wilco had an edit 16:18:37 I'm thinking of success or failure messages that appear and then disappear but aren't traditional toast notifications - so I agree that if we want this to apply beyond toast. 16:18:47 Rachael: Mike Gower in survey agreed in concept, but there is still tension from normative SC 16:19:11 regrets+ Ben 16:19:31 mikeGower: It is a timed based event, the justification provided so far is just not quite good enough... 16:19:48 ...still seems like a normative change from Understanding. 16:19:57 q+ on alternative methods 16:20:02 q+ to say that this is toast specific 16:20:06 ack Wilco 16:20:13 q- 16:20:18 ack alastairc 16:20:18 alastairc, you wanted to comment on alternative methods 16:20:18 q+ 16:20:20 mikeGower: RAR prohibits even microsecond timed event 16:21:05 alastairc: To m gower point, we have explicit exceptions in other SC... 16:21:38 ack Chuck 16:21:38 Chuck, you wanted to say that this is toast specific 16:21:56 ... Reflow is an example where there is an implicit Conforming Alternative Version, as screen resizes some text might be lost, but SC phrasing needs only one. 16:22:39 ack Jaunita_George 16:22:46 Chuck: M Gower , i see how you get there with your concern. Still, the suggested answer is still a huge improvement over status quo. 16:23:19 q+ 16:23:31 ack Rachael 16:23:38 Yep, essential I'd say Juanita 16:23:38 Jaunita_George: I had similar question with authentication that has time limit. We should have more examples with security and real time exception. 16:24:12 Rachael: Okay, but that is a new Issue please, not this exact situation. 16:24:26 Straw poll: Does this SC text support the change? Yes / No 16:24:30 Jaunita_George agrees to submit issue for security time outs. 16:24:30 No 16:24:46 Not directly, but alternative conforming versions does 16:24:48 No -- but the CAV does 16:24:50 yes 16:24:59 I concede "no-ish", but still think the change is ok. 16:25:08 Straw poll: Does this SC text or SC text + Alternative Conforming Version support the change? Yes / No 16:25:09 yes I think it is a reasonable change 16:25:10 Yes 16:25:17 yes, then 16:25:58 q+ to mention i don't think we need reference CAG 16:26:03 ack bruce_bailey 16:26:03 bruce_bailey, you wanted to mention i don't think we need reference CAG 16:26:36 q? 16:26:42 I wasn't able to capture Bruce's thoughts. 16:26:53 q+ 16:27:12 bruce: no need to resort to CAV 16:27:13 I WANT this change, I just don't think it's supported by the normative text 16:27:22 Can someone explain why conforming alternative version wouldn't allow for this? 16:27:35 Q+ 16:27:45 alastairc: I am not entirely sure I am tracking all the suggested edits 16:28:04 q+ 16:28:09 ack Chuck 16:28:15 GN015: I am concerned with information conveyed, not the toast itself 16:28:38 ack mikeGower 16:28:47 q- 16:28:48 Chuck: I want to think about this more 16:28:58 mikeGower: SC says what it says 16:29:25 mikeGower: What is the CAV for a notice 16:29:30 q+ 16:29:40 Agree that some would pass and some would fail, depending on the content of the message 16:29:46 Jaunita, there's a section in the understanding document "Notes regarding server time limits" that has some content applicable to login timings and (my interpretation) dual factor situations. 16:29:56 mikeGower: "you've got mail" toast is problematic 16:29:58 ShawnT has joined #ag 16:30:12 q? 16:30:13 Rachael: We are at time 16:30:16 ack bruce_bailey 16:30:20 present+ 16:30:53 Bruce: Not all toasts are created equal. "You've got mail" is for information you don't have any other way. Our access board has a mechanism to view past messages. 16:31:47 That looks like a progress bar 16:31:55 q? 16:32:05 present+ 16:32:06 present+ 16:32:09 present+ 16:32:10 present+ 16:32:12 Bruce defend toast links on access board site 16:32:14 present+ 16:32:16 present+ 16:32:41 That's informative reinforcement. 16:33:03 zakim, generate minutes 16:33:03 I don't understand 'generate minutes', Chuck 16:33:07 rrsagent, make minutes 16:33:08 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/07/18-ag-minutes.html alastairc 16:34:47 interesting, not seeing minutes 16:34:47 just going in slow motion 16:34:47 seems ok: https://www.w3.org/2023/07/18-ag-minutes.html 16:37:46 https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG22/#dfn-supplementary-content 16:43:11 Shame the concept of supplimental content is only used in 1 SC, rather than CAV