Meeting minutes
Introductions amongst the group for new member, Tiffany.
<JenStrickland> My internet is out and I'm on a hotspot. I'm not getting a strong enough signal to hear what people are saying, so I can't scribe after all.
<Gottfried> I can take over, Jennifer.
<Fazio> +1 great group
Agenda Review & Announcements
matatk: Upcoming presentation from Lola et al on Accessibility Compatibility Data
<Fazio> I will be presenting on Maturity Model at AAATE
Gottfried: AAATE conference in Cyprus
<Fazio> https://
matatk: Vote on APA re-charter, decision hopefully next week by AC
… Our current charter expires next month.
… Hopefully no problem for invited experts.
TPAC 2025
https://
matatk: Registration is open. Fee waver for invited experts. Also W3C fund for inviting experts for other costs.
matatk: Call for breakout sessions. Apply if you have something new to say since last TPAC.
… Time slots on Wed and other days this time.
https://
<Fazio> We don't have any Maturity Model Meetings scheduled
Fazio: APA sessions?
matatk: There is some working time scheduled, we (APA) might use it.
… We did not ask for a group meeting for us, but we can discuss on proposing a breakout.
Comment review requests (requiring attention)
Add hover/focus/long-press triggering delays to CSS
matatk: We hadn't looked at it in detail, but now closed. They changed its name.
… Addition to a pop-over feature.
… Any concerns?
PaulG: Hover delays are reasonable.
matatk: Better way to do what you can already so.
… We can close it.
Comment review requests (in progress)
CSS Overflow Navigation Controls (Carousels)
source: w3ctag/design-reviews#1037
tracking: w3c/
matatk: TAG is working on a comment on this issue.
… Accessibility community raised concerns.
… They made the CSS inert property value the same as in HTML.
… Other concerning things.
… We might want to ask for some more specific parts.
Connect HTML spec up to new CSS `interactivity` property
source: whatwg/html#10956
tracking: w3c/
matatk: Will this allow to accidentally break the uninert of subtrees?
Here's a comment that may answer the question about un-inerting: whatwg/
matatk: Can somebody else look at this?
<JenStrickland> matatk I can't find my comment on it.
matatk: This is must about making CSS and HTML behave the same on inertness.
… Please look at tracking issues in APA repository, and discuss them first here among us. Later, we can post them to the mailing list.
JenStrickland: I will take a look at the issue of uninerting
… Looking at it quickly, inertness seems to be determined by the host language. How can accessibility concerns be taken care of?
… Can somebody like Steve look at this?
matatk: It depends whether the inert attribute takes precedence.
<PaulG> https://
<PaulG> "host language" is HTML
JenStrickland: As long as HTML is prioritized over CSS, seems okay.
CSS Update (Paul)
No updates
matatk: Accessibility guidance on anchor positioning - please contribute on this