17:54:59 RRSAgent has joined #a11yedge 17:55:03 logging to https://www.w3.org/2024/01/22-a11yedge-irc 17:55:03 RRSAgent, make logs Public 17:55:34 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), janina 17:55:34 Meeting: Accessibility at the Edge Teleconference 17:55:34 Date: 22 Jan 2024 17:55:34 Chair: Janina 17:55:43 agenda+ Welcome and Introductions (as needed) 17:55:58 agenda+ Continue Capabilities Reorganization 17:56:10 agenda+ Wrapup: Actions and Next Steps 18:01:45 present+ 18:01:53 scribe+ 18:02:00 Lionel has joined #a11yedge 18:02:08 agenda? 18:02:17 zakim, who is here? 18:02:17 Present: janina 18:02:19 On IRC I see Lionel, RRSAgent, Zakim, janina, gpellegrino, dmontalvo 18:02:22 present+ 18:11:27 zakim, next item 18:11:27 agendum 1 -- Welcome and Introductions (as needed) -- taken up [from janina] 18:11:40 We have several regrets and no new participants today. 18:11:58 zakim, close this item 18:11:58 agendum 1 closed 18:11:59 I see 2 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 18:11:59 2. Continue Capabilities Reorganization [from janina] 18:12:03 zakim, next item 18:12:03 agendum 2 -- Continue Capabilities Reorganization -- taken up [from janina] 18:12:30 subsection: What are available outputs from Figjam? 18:12:48 We looked and find only CSV or Figma stickies 18:13:05 janina: So, tool takes html as input but does not provide html output? 18:13:19 subsection: Review of reorg continues 18:15:17 present+ jason 18:15:53 janina: We should stay with the terminology commonly adopted by the community, even if we dont find it sufficiently useful 18:17:09 jason: Agree that it has become an industry term 18:17:22 .. it has some valuable components as defining a domain 18:17:48 ... but if you ask someone to describe an overlay, they would lead with things that pop up on a screen, take control of assistive technology 18:18:05 ... and would hardly talk about any of the capabilities that we are talking about here, technically 18:18:28 ... so perhaps we could say, those things are not part of javascript include 18:20:06 ... we need to discuss what can you do well, and what can you do safely, from the edge 18:21:22 janina: We understood that no one wants to read the entire list, we see the table of contents as enabling people to jump to the section that interests them 18:21:50 Lionel: Agree with Jason 18:22:19 Lionel: If we differ it's been in tactic -- how we put this together 18:25:13 jason: Interested in what can be automated 18:26:36 jason: Duplicated id hrefs on a site are an example of what cannot be auto remediated 18:29:57 Lionel: Trying to find the abstract explanation of what is done 18:32:24 janina: WCAG itself has the binary pass/fail issue built into it 18:33:40 janina: We are not after full accessibility, we are after how well can we succeed in resizing text, enhancing contrast, along the lines of how individual users need those adjustments 18:34:24 ... that is more interesting than something called full accessibility 18:36:33 jason: Companies use edge technologies, some by only handcrafting the fixes 18:40:52 jason: Suggesting we enumerate WCAG 2.2 SC by SC as which are automatable, and which not 18:42:18 Lionel: Believe we can break down as static or dynamic analysis 18:43:57 Lionel: Listing exactly what automated detection and automated remediation can do today is subject to change rather rapidly 18:44:06 ... w3c is a slower moving body than that 18:44:28 ... I see the value in our bringing to the conversation very clear high level "ingredeients" list 18:44:47 ... so a company that provides something relating somewhat to the term 'overlay' can say 18:45:16 ... Are you looking for a widget that does personalization changes like text size? well maybe go to such and such a company, we dont do that 18:45:31 ... are you looking for automated detection? We're happy to discuss that 18:46:00 ... are you looking for handcrafted code to be provided via edge technology, so we can do accessibility development for you? We do that. 18:58:28 jason: These are reasonable buckets for discussing the topic 18:59:01 Lionel: Personalization (CSS-type adjustments), Automated detection, Automated remediation, Hand written code via Edge, Miscellaneous 18:59:18 jason: This isn't a linear list 18:59:55 jason: Customization, Automation, Handcrafted Code, Miscellaneous 19:01:09 zakim, bye 19:01:09 leaving. As of this point the attendees have been janina, Lionel, jason 19:01:09 Zakim has left #a11yedge 19:01:59 rrsagent, make minutes 19:02:00 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2024/01/22-a11yedge-minutes.html janina 19:18:59 Zakim has joined #a11yedge 19:19:06 zakim, who's here? 19:19:06 Present: (no one) 19:19:08 On IRC I see Lionel, RRSAgent, janina, dmontalvo 19:19:21 rrsagent, make minutes 19:19:22 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2024/01/22-a11yedge-minutes.html janina