Meeting minutes
STOP PRESS: Capabilities in the DOJ regulatory ruling!
janina: This CG is cited in the recent DOJ ruling on Section 508 Title II
Jason: In the NPRM comments, it was heartening to see organizations like the American Hotel & Lodging Assoc. argue against taking any options off the table
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Changing the overview, focus on moving away from the term, 'edge'
Jason: We are focusing on dynamic ways that content can be changed
Jason: 1.3 could become 1.2. We have the conversation regarding dynamic.
janina: As editor, I feel we need to fill in the sections missing content first
Jason: We do need to further define automation around some sections
janina: Sending the ten open sections to the list
Jason: If I get those, I can fill them in.
Content yet to be written referenced here:
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Lionel_Wolberger: Here is the list of open sections from that email
… Margin Management, Paragraph Indentation, Color, Drop Cap Implementation, Bulleted and Numbered Lists, Text Box Framing
… Shadow and Outline Effects, Text Transparency Control, Interactive Text Elements, Voice Command
Jason: Discussed PDF automatability
Sustainability and Accessibility, the role of the Edge
Chris: I attended an information architecture session on the intersection of #accessibility and #climateUX.
Chris: I attended an information architecture session on the intersection of #accessibility and #climateUX.
… From the session: The adverse effects of climate change disproportionately affect the most vulnerable, but what does this mean in the context of UX?
… How does accessibility affect climate?
… I ask, how does accessibility possibly affect the sustainability of a given website?
janina: What is unnecessary accessibility?
Chris: Consider multiple websites, some of which use more energy than others. There could be an ability to use the lower energy site.
Lionel_Wolberger: The Edge can definitely contribute here
janina: Let's discuss.