14:15:46 RRSAgent has joined #ag 14:15:50 logging to https://www.w3.org/2025/08/12-ag-irc 14:15:50 RRSAgent, make logs Public 14:15:51 Meeting: AGWG Teleconference 14:15:53 chair: Chuck 14:16:00 meeting: AGWG-2025-08-12 14:16:08 rrsagent, generate minutes 14:16:09 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/08/12-ag-minutes.html Chuck 14:16:26 agenda+ WCAG2ICT Review CFC: https://services.w3.org/htmldiff?doc1=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2FTR%2Fwcag2ict-22%2F&doc2=https%3A%2F%2Fw3c.github.io%2Fwcag2ict%2F 14:16:34 agena? 14:16:37 agenda? 14:16:50 zakim, clear agenda 14:16:50 agenda cleared 14:16:57 agenda+ WCAG2ICT Review CFC: https://services.w3.org/htmldiff?doc1=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2FTR%2Fwcag2ict-22%2F&doc2=https%3A%2F%2Fw3c.github.io%2Fwcag2ict%2F 14:17:06 agenda+ WCAG 2.x issues 14:20:49 Ways of Asserting Conformance https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MXiAC90NJ6IA1j2HzjAJ5fJRe880hIoX9dxn2undmCU/edit?slide=id.g34514bbb5f4_0_12#slide=id.g34514bbb5f4_0_12 14:23:56 regrets+ Mike G, Bruce B, Todd L 14:37:41 regrets+ Patrick Lauke, Jennifer Strickland 14:40:45 elguerrero has joined #ag 14:41:33 https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2025JulSep/0061.html 14:52:03 GreggVan has joined #ag 14:52:18 GreggVan has joined #ag 14:58:46 Francis_Storr has joined #ag 14:59:50 present+ 15:00:24 Adam_Page has joined #ag 15:00:40 present+ 15:00:41 giacomo-petri has joined #ag 15:00:42 present+ 15:01:15 Ben_Tillyer has joined #ag 15:01:29 Jennie_Delisi has joined #ag 15:02:12 present+ 15:02:23 present+ 15:02:24 present+ 15:02:30 I can scribe :) 15:02:35 maryjom has joined #ag 15:02:48 Eloisa :) 15:02:52 present+ 15:03:08 present+ 15:03:20 scribe+ 15:03:39 LoriO has joined #ag 15:03:40 filippo-zorzi has joined #ag 15:03:46 present+ 15:04:03 present+ 15:04:11 Rain has joined #ag 15:04:11 joryc has joined #ag 15:04:15 Makoto has joined #ag 15:04:28 present+ 15:04:29 present+ 15:04:30 Chuck: Announcements — had an idea of educating the group about intersectional disabilities. We have not yet been able to do these presentations yet, but remains something we intend to do. 15:04:38 Charu has joined #ag 15:05:00 stevef has joined #ag 15:05:10 LTSzivos has joined #ag 15:05:11 Chuck: Second announcement — some bots or AI agents have been joining the AGWG to record meetings — they are out of policy and we have been removing them. 15:05:12 present+ 15:05:15 mfairchild has joined #ag 15:05:19 present+ 15:05:35 AlinaV has joined #ag 15:05:40 present+ 15:05:49 Chuck: If anyone uses bots for accommodation, please let us know so we can set something up for you. 15:05:53 present+ 15:06:01 julierawe has joined #ag 15:06:22 present+ 15:07:17 Chuck: Third announcement — we have 2 styles of queueing, conversational allows back and forth between presenter and person in queue and then move on; when it gets too long, we do linear queueing — make your point as briefly as possible and move on and allow anybody to participate in the conversation. If someone's point is running too long, I 15:07:18 may interject/cut them short — goal is that everyone who wants to participate / join the conversation is able to. 15:07:28 Gez has joined #AG 15:07:28 Chuck Can AG subgroups agree to use Zoom's AI companion to take notes of meetings that the subgroup leader will clean up before distributing? Our subgroup has been experimenting with this... 15:07:44 shadi has joined #ag 15:07:50 present+ 15:07:51 present+ 15:07:58 present+ 15:08:11 zakim, take up item 1 15:08:11 agendum 1 -- WCAG2ICT Review CFC: https://services.w3.org/htmldiff?doc1=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2FTR%2Fwcag2ict-22%2F&doc2=https%3A%2F%2Fw3c.github.io%2Fwcag2ict%2F -- taken up 15:08:14 q+ 15:08:15 ... [from Chuck] 15:08:22 ack julie 15:08:46 q+ 15:08:46 julierawe: About the bots — can AG subgroups use Zoom AI companion to take notes? 15:09:20 qq+ 15:09:21 q- 15:09:22 at+ 15:09:25 kevin: We haven't switched on AI assistant for everything but as long as everyone in the meeting is fine with it, it's okay. 15:09:26 q+ 15:09:26 I'll email instead 15:09:31 Thank you 15:09:33 ack Ch 15:09:33 Chuck, you wanted to react to julierawe 15:09:37 kevin: Good practice to check that it is okay with everyone first. 15:09:51 Some government agencies as well. 15:10:09 Chuck: Some organisations do not allow to participate in such situations; if you have a member of an organisation that has those restrictions, please check with them first. 15:10:11 ack Rach 15:10:35 Rachael: Additional announcement — Julie has taken on role for co-facilitator for coga along with Lisa. 15:10:39 * Julie rocks! 15:11:00 Go Julie!! 15:11:05 Laura_Carlson has joined #ag 15:11:08 Go Julie!! 15:11:14 present+ Laura_Carlson 15:11:21 this is great, Julie is great 15:11:22 present+ 15:11:38 Congratulations, Julie! 15:11:38 Chuck: Last week we announced the pre-CFC, it is an opportunity to try to address any major changes before we do the formal CFC. 15:11:48 Chuck: We're trying to resolve any objections, and today we hope to go to CFC. 15:12:33 maryjom: During this week, our TF took a close look and there were a few editorial things to get into the document before publishing. The list of them will be added to the bottom of the review issue with links to what actually changed. Hopefully nothing controversial. 15:12:47 s/pre-CFC/pre-CFC for WCAG2ICT Group Note/ 15:12:55 Chuck: Plan to send out the CFC today and give it a 5-day review period before it can be published. We encourage everyone to review. 15:13:12 zakim, take up next item 15:13:12 agendum 2 -- WCAG 2.x issues -- taken up [from Chuck] 15:13:24 https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2025JulSep/0061.html 15:13:43 Chuck: Alistair or Michael usually review those issues for us, but they are not here today. 15:14:12 Chuck: We will refer you to the email sent out by Bruce Bailey regarding updates proposed in the WCAG 2.x issues, and encourage you to review. 15:14:18 (the email indicates the review feedback window by a week) 15:14:33 s/by/is extended by/ 15:14:34 Chuck: Some of them are normative, mostly editorial. All of them should have your review. 15:14:44 zakim, take up next item 15:14:44 I do not see any more non-closed or non-skipped agenda items, Chuck 15:14:49 q? 15:14:51 agenda? 15:15:09 agenda+ Conformance - Ways of Asserting Conformance https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MXiAC90NJ6IA1j2HzjAJ5fJRe880hIoX9dxn2undmCU/edit?slide=id.g34514bbb5f4_0_12#slide=id.g34514bbb5f4_0_12 15:15:12 present+ 15:15:17 present+ 15:15:18 zakim, take up next item 15:15:18 agendum 3 -- Conformance - Ways of Asserting Conformance 15:15:19 ... https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MXiAC90NJ6IA1j2HzjAJ5fJRe880hIoX9dxn2undmCU/edit?slide=id.g34514bbb5f4_0_12#slide=id.g34514bbb5f4_0_12 -- taken up [from Chuck] 15:15:55 Rachael: Presenting her screen to show her slides. 15:16:09 q+ 15:16:15 graham has joined #ag 15:16:18 Rachael: Today we are doing Ways of asserting conformance. 15:16:49 present+ 15:17:04 Rachael: Summary of last week's meeting in the slides — please take a look and add comments. 15:17:31 ack Gregg 15:17:38 Azlan has joined #ag 15:17:54 GreggVan: Are we talking about claiming or assertions of conformance? 15:18:02 present+ 15:18:06 Rachael: We are talking about what we talk about when we talk about conformance. 15:18:35 Rachael: Amends the title of the slide to "Ways of assertin (stating, discussing) conformance" 15:18:55 Rachael: We would like to have a shared understanding of conformance and compliance. 15:19:15 Rachael: Conformance, compliance, reporting — what are we talking about? 15:19:45 Rachael: Conformance — satisfying all the requirements of the guidelines. 15:19:51 q? 15:19:55 q+ 15:19:58 ack Gregg 15:20:16 GreggVan: We have requirements and guidelines — are you talking about the requirements listed under the guidelines? 15:20:19 q+ to say progress 15:20:31 Rachael: Yes (amends slide for definition of conformance) 15:20:51 ack hdv 15:20:51 hdv, you wanted to say progress 15:21:14 hdv: Would reporting make sense to talk about progress? 15:21:24 q+ 15:21:35 hdv: Instead of mentioning what the state is, how are you improving? 15:21:52 Rachael: Next slide is reporting. 15:21:54 ack Gregg 15:22:11 Frankie has joined #ag 15:22:12 +1 to the conformance definition 15:22:16 present+ 15:22:21 GreggVan: The law/regulations require reporting against but we shouldn't make it a conformance claim to report progress because progress will change all the time. 15:22:34 s/progress?/progress, as 'making more accessible' is what the EU Web Accessibility Directive requires/ 15:23:06 q+ 15:23:10 Rachael: Reporting — accessibility conformance report of how close to conforming a thing is, or how something is conforming. 15:23:16 ack Lorio 15:23:31 q+ 15:23:36 LoriO: "How close" — who will define this? This is different for everyone. 15:23:37 q+ 15:23:44 q+ 15:23:59 Rachael: In VPAT, we say partially supports or supports… it depends on the reporting structure. 15:24:10 Rachael: When we talk about reporting, it's just to define what we're talking about. 15:24:17 ack Gregg 15:24:28 GreggVan: A report could tell you how you're progressing. 15:24:40 +1 to Gregg, that helps address my concern too! 15:24:50 (re: 'or progressing') 15:25:03 ack kevin 15:25:07 jtoles has joined #ag 15:25:38 present+ 15:25:39 kevin: A big thing about who determines how "close" means, it's determined by rulemakers wherever you are in the world and which legislative framework to comply with. 15:26:03 q+ to ask if the () addresses Loris point 15:26:08 ack rain 15:26:37 Rain: "How close" feels subjective and maybe a language tweak "The state of conformance" or "how conformant a thing is" — remove "how close". 15:26:46 ack Rach 15:26:46 Rachael, you wanted to ask if the () addresses Loris point 15:27:14 Jon_avila has joined #ag 15:27:47 Rachael: Compliance — how well something satisfies regulation or policy; relates to laws, regulations, and policy; providing hooks for compliance within our scope. 15:28:04 Rachael: Exception for online maps and mapping services. 15:28:06 q+ 15:28:08 ack Ch 15:28:11 q+ Gregg 15:28:27 ack Gregg 15:28:29 sarahhorton has joined #ag 15:28:36 present+ 15:28:51 q+ 15:28:53 q+ 15:28:56 Jen_G has joined #ag 15:29:00 GreggVan: "Or procurement" — add to the statement. 15:29:05 Present+ 15:29:23 q- 15:29:23 JobA has joined #ag 15:29:24 GreggVan: Online mapping as exception — would this be in the standard or in the use of the standard document? 15:29:34 I’m hesitant to list exceptions. 15:29:52 Rachael: None of these are intended to be within the standard — just clarify what each of these things are, and what the general big examples are. 15:29:54 ack lorio 15:29:56 Present+ 15:30:08 That isn’t in en301 but EAA ? 15:30:09 q+ to answer Lori 15:30:31 +1 to Lori. Procurement is part of a process that will use compliance as a factor. 15:30:32 What about policy rather than procurement ? 15:30:32 ack Ch 15:30:32 Chuck, you wanted to answer Lori 15:30:36 q+ procurement or contract? 15:30:38 LoriO: Under Compliance, I don't think "procurement" is what we're looking for in compliance — if you start talking about, you're looking at a customer looking at a product. Will be different for every product — I don't think procurement should be in that statement. 15:30:52 Chuck: There are procurement requirements put on public sector such as in Section 508. 15:31:05 q+ 15:31:08 q+ 15:31:09 q+ 15:31:16 Chuck: There may be another way of expressing it, but EN301549 (?) has a lot of procurement-related requirements in there as well 15:31:31 LoriO: Wouldn't you say "procurement requirements" instead? 15:31:33 q+ to say comply with law vs conform to standard 15:31:39 ack Jennie 15:31:51 +1, wouldn't procurement be a type of regulation or policy? 15:32:02 Jennie_Delisi: There are procurement and contract requirements. 15:32:05 I think folks are getting the standard and directives and laws crossed. 15:32:24 q+ to say "other contract or procuement requirements" 15:32:36 Jennie_Delisi: Not sure if it's also procurement policies that maybe covers that — this is still important in terms of ensuring this area is hammered out well. I don't have the specific language. 15:32:36 q+ 15:32:39 ack Ben 15:33:22 Ben_Tillyer: Section 508 is part of an act, and the act is law, so it's covered when we say "law or policy" — could add words like "regulations" or "company requirements", etc. 15:33:26 ack Gregg 15:33:26 GreggVan, you wanted to say "other contract or procuement requirements" 15:34:22 Why not just "other requirements"? That is inclusive of company and legal methods. 15:34:26 GreggVan: We have places that are not covered by 508 that want to be accessible and require this in their procurement and purchase contract. Can be required by law, regulation, or for any other reason, bound by contracts. 15:34:50 ack hdv 15:34:50 hdv, you wanted to say comply with law vs conform to standard 15:35:36 +1 to hdv 15:35:37 hdv: Conforming is something you do with a standard, and compliance is something you do with a law. We're making it confusing by making it longer, so agree with GreggVan, use "regulation policy" or "contract requirements" could cover it. 15:35:42 ack Chris 15:35:44 +1 15:36:06 q+ 15:36:16 ChrisLoiselle: Are we highlighting ITI, VPAT, ACR, or a WCAG EM Report would be another example for reporting. 15:36:17 w3 has joined #ag 15:36:45 ChrisLoiselle: For me, a report is a statement in time of when this statement was made, versus a progressing which would be continuous. 15:37:05 q? 15:37:19 q+ 15:37:39 Chuck: With these 3 terms, we're trying to come up with an understanding for our benefit/ frame of reference for us all. 15:37:51 poll: 1) procurement requirements 2) law 3) other contract or procurement requirements 4) other 15:38:11 1 15:38:38 3 15:38:49 2 15:38:53 3 15:38:55 3 15:39:00 3 15:39:01 3 15:39:02 3 15:39:04 3 15:39:04 3 15:39:07 3 15:39:08 3 15:39:09 3 15:39:10 2 15:39:13 3 15:39:14 3 15:39:19 3 15:39:25 3 15:39:41 q+ 15:39:45 ack Ch 15:39:48 ack Rach 15:39:51 ack Gregg 15:39:52 q+ 15:40:05 GreggVan: "Law" should be before regulation, shouldn't be at the end. 15:40:19 +1 to law being the first item in the list 15:40:43 +1 to Law being first 15:40:48 Rachael: Are we comfortable with "how well something satisfies law, regulation, policy, or other contract or procurement requirements" 15:40:50 ack Rach 15:41:09 "How well something meets legal or other requirements" to get rid of the loaded verb "satisfies" 15:41:38 "Satisfies" feels problematic for globalization of the definition 15:42:07 Rachael: "reporting is active and ongoing, a report is a static result of reporting" 15:43:09 q? 15:43:15 Rachael: In Compliance, change "satisfies" to "meets" 15:43:49 Rachael: "How well something meets law, regulation, policy, or other contract or procurement requirements" 15:44:07 q+ 15:44:11 ack Chris 15:45:12 ChrisLoiselle: Is the use of requirements similar or different in terms of how you're listing them — when reading altogether, might cause confusion to someone? 15:45:14 * Suggest adding quotes maybe? "procurement requirements" 15:45:54 * to support defining it as a term...but still not sure 15:46:05 Suggestion as a "2" voter: conformity with statutory and institutional requirements 15:46:15 Rachael: To keep them clear, we can add contract requirements or procurement requirements so that each type of requirement is specific. 15:46:53 q+ 15:46:59 q+ 15:46:59 ack Ben 15:47:03 q+ to suggest new bullet 15:47:11 q+ 15:47:19 Ben_Tillyer: Wanted to cover everything that a government can put on you, or a company could put on you. 15:47:19 Suggestion: "or other requirements (such as for procurement or contracts). 15:47:55 Ben_Tillyer: Too much focus on procurement over development. 15:48:04 ack Gregg 15:49:02 GreggVan: Remove "other" — "how well something meets law, regulation, policy, contract, or procurement requirements" 15:49:05 +1 to what Gregg just said 15:49:20 ack Rach 15:49:20 Rachael, you wanted to suggest new bullet 15:49:34 +1 15:49:52 q+ 15:50:11 q_ 15:50:12 Rachael: In Compliance, we could add "associated with statutory or institutional requirements" 15:50:17 q- 15:50:24 ack Rain 15:50:44 Rain: Law, regulation, and policy cover contract and procurement requirements. 15:50:45 +1 to Rain, what I was originally saying 15:50:59 +1 15:51:00 q+ 15:51:02 +1 to what Rain said 15:51:07 ack Gregg 15:51:09 +1 to Rain 15:51:45 But in that example from Gregg, is that "compliance?" 15:51:48 Sounds like a personal policy (a course or principle of action adopted or proposed by an organization or individual.) 15:51:53 q+ 15:51:59 ack Rach 15:52:07 +1 15:52:29 q+ 15:52:31 q+ 15:52:42 q+ 15:52:43 Rachael: Does Compliance also include "when an organisation or individual sets a set of requirements that reference a technical standard." 15:52:56 q+ 15:53:01 ack kevin 15:53:48 q+ 15:53:51 +1 to Kevin 15:53:51 kevin: We conform to the standard, we comply with a law, or a policy, and that policy could be government or internal or your own, but the distinction I'd make is you can conform against a standard but you comply with a policy, regulation, or law. 15:53:52 ack Ch 15:53:59 q+ 15:54:22 Chuck: Contractual or procurement requirements in US are civil, not criminal or legal, matter, therefore distinct enough to merit their own mention in here 15:54:27 ack Ch 15:54:37 q+ ChrisLoiselle 15:54:38 q+ to suggest we take 5 more minutes on this 15:54:40 ack Chuck 15:54:46 ack Gregg 15:55:06 GreggVan: We can set our own internal policies, but not others. 15:55:08 ack Jennie 15:55:41 +1 15:55:48 +1 15:55:52 ack Chris 15:55:57 Jennie_Delisi: Example, I live in a state with a digital accessibility law, and the agency I work for has apolicy related to a level of accessibility, a project could specify requirements in their contract for a tool. that goes above and beyond the law and the policy because of that use case. 15:56:12 +1 to Jennie's point 15:56:20 +1 to Jennie 15:56:33 jennie -- really well stated. 15:56:53 Chuck: Any objections to what is written at the moment in the slide for purposes of common understanding? 15:56:57 q+ 15:56:58 (No objections) 15:57:03 ack rach 15:57:03 Rachael, you wanted to suggest we take 5 more minutes on this 15:57:05 ack Gregg 15:57:15 GreggVan: "What is hooks for compliance"? 15:57:51 Rachael: Part of what we're designing has to support someone in compliance using it, what hooks means is if we want people to be able to report on levels, there has to be something that regulators can point to in the technical standard to be able to make some of these decisions. 15:58:05 Rachael: Next slide, "How do people assert / report on conformance or compliance" 15:58:25 q+ 15:58:30 q+ 15:58:30 ack hdv 15:58:30 Rachael: What are other ways that people report on the state of their product? 15:59:00 q+ to ask for scribe change 15:59:00 q+ 15:59:01 hdv: For WCAG EM Report Tool — add "or similar"; many companies have their own WCAG EM report tools that may or may not be similar to it 15:59:05 ack ben 15:59:13 https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/wcag/conformance-logos/ 15:59:16 Ben_Tillyer: Badges on websites 15:59:17 ack Ch 15:59:24 scribe: hdv 15:59:28 scribe- 15:59:30 ack ch 15:59:30 Chuck, you wanted to ask for scribe change 15:59:32 q? 15:59:34 q+ 15:59:41 q+ 15:59:42 ack Ch 16:00:07 ChrisLoiselle: on slide 9, not sure if ATAG Report Tool would be folded into this? 16:00:11 q+ 16:00:11 q? 16:00:13 (https://www.w3.org/WAI/atag/report-tool/) 16:00:14 ack Gregg 16:00:38 request for proposals 16:01:26 q? 16:01:30 ack Jennie 16:01:33 GreggVan: another thing you'd report on would be on a purchase contract / RFP checklist, where folks report how they meet the accessibility requirements 16:01:49 q+ 16:01:59 Jennie_Delisi: comes down to the size and maturity of the reporting company, as well as size an complexity of the tool. Very small companies might not be so formal 16:02:13 ack Ben 16:02:30 q+ to ask Jennie where those statements are made 16:03:02 Ben_Tillyer: in monitoring tools, automated tools and dashboard people may find accessibility scores. Similar tools are built into CI/CD pipelines. 16:03:22 ack Rach 16:03:22 Rachael, you wanted to ask Jennie where those statements are made 16:03:46 Rachael: question to Jennie, when you do that kind of narrative statement, where would you do it, where do you encounter those? 16:04:25 q+ to ask if "Public narrative statement" would suffice 16:04:51 Jennie_Delisi: the governance process we use for validating conformance for something that is procured or required, we take something that we need to capture in a formal way. Eg posted on a website, or emailed. We have documentation somebody could use later. It has to be a communication that can be kept, compliance has to be auditable in some scenarios so we may have to produce what we use to valide compliance 16:05:16 ack ch 16:05:16 Chuck, you wanted to ask if "Public narrative statement" would suffice 16:05:17 q+ 16:05:22 ack Jennie 16:05:23 Chuck: it is static and somebody could be held to account for that communication 16:05:47 Jennie_Delisi: an example would be an AT company that has not had to produce a VPAT in the past… they may not have something on their website, in that case an email would be sufficient 16:05:49 q? 16:06:12 Rachael: next slide… what things could people report against in WCAG 3? 16:06:46 Rachael: this is talking about possibilities, not decided yet which parts of this will go to normative docs. I captured progress from the earlier convo. My goal would be to be pretty open about this list and brainstorm possibilities here 16:06:52 q+ 16:06:53 q+ 16:06:53 q+ 16:06:57 ack Chr 16:06:58 Rachael: what different things are possible for reporting against? 16:07:12 ChrisLoiselle: would this be where you captur the convo around assertions in reporting? vs conforming? 16:07:17 s/captur/capture 16:07:20 ack Ch 16:07:38 Chuck: the bullet 'functional needs supported', to me that is somewhat different but has a relation to the first bullet number 16:07:45 Chuck: there is a hybrid for two of those 16:07:53 q? 16:07:57 Chuck: ah if it represents level achieved that's fine 16:07:57 ack Gregg 16:07:59 q+ 16:08:25 GreggVan: date of report, eg archival vs active 16:08:54 GreggVan: if you acquire a company and then you have a billion videos, there is no way yoou could make them accessible in a day 16:09:02 ack Rach 16:09:17 Rachael: so functional needs reporting would be based on conditions passed or failed 16:09:26 Rachael: if we wanted to map them, we could map them to provisions 16:09:27 q+ 16:09:38 ack Gregg 16:09:44 Rachael: it's the next step abstraction from disability supported 16:10:06 q+ 16:10:17 ack Ben 16:10:26 GreggVan: let's say I have a site for people who are deaf, I may put sign language in place even if not required. In such cases you may report you've gone above and beyond in that area 16:10:35 Ben_Tillyer: what about error density? 16:10:47 Ben_Tillyer: and scope of testing? 16:10:55 q+ 16:10:56 Ben_Tillyer: and the level of risk associated with their error density? 16:11:02 Ben_Tillyer: or org impact? 16:11:21 Ben_Tillyer: am also thinking back to what we have to do in public sector bodies: we need to include a roadmap 16:11:22 q+ to say remediation poilicy or timeline 16:11:26 Ben_Tillyer: and what about AT compat? 16:11:31 q? 16:11:33 Ben++ 16:11:34 ack Gregg 16:11:34 GreggVan, you wanted to say remediation poilicy or timeline 16:11:39 Version as part of their report? Along with date. 16:11:40 Ben_Tillyer++ 16:11:48 GreggVan: remediation policy or timeline 16:11:52 q? 16:11:57 q+ 16:11:58 q+ 16:12:01 ack gia 16:12:08 +1 to giacomo 16:12:14 giacomo-petri: responsibilites, eg which team is responsible to address or remediate 16:12:21 ack Jennie 16:12:28 Jennie_Delisi: I think it's important to note the version that was tested 16:12:36 q+ to talk version of report and reported 16:12:44 q+ 16:12:45 scribe+ Chuck 16:12:53 ack hdv 16:12:53 hdv, you wanted to talk version of report and reported 16:13:18 q+ 16:13:24 +1 to HDV - e.g. using an older VPAT changes things 16:13:28 hdv: Regarding version, in version of WCAG EM, we are thinking of including test version. 16:13:30 tools used 16:13:39 q+ tools used 16:13:45 ack shadi 16:13:58 hdv: so the version of the test carried out, vs the version of the product being tested 16:14:03 hdv: as people may test again 16:14:11 hdv: this also helps with progress 16:14:16 ack tools 16:14:28 q+ to say "tools used" 16:14:33 ack used 16:14:43 Accessibility adjacent info? 16:14:47 shadi: I'm thinking about EU energy consumption scores, labels from A to E… in that report, depending on the product, it provides certain aspects, like for washing machines, how loud it is or how many clothes it takes 16:15:33 +1 to classification 16:15:36 Who the stakeholders are? 16:15:37 q+ to say 1) Tools used and 2) Challenges 16:16:00 Limitations of software/tooling 16:16:12 shadi: also important to think about who am I reporting to. Eg on a technical basis to authorities, or am I reporting to an end user and want to explain the features 16:16:16 q+ 16:16:36 shadi: thirdly… reporting on the alternatives could be helpful. Eg 'if you switch on this mode, the site has larger text'. That could be a type of reporting too 16:16:38 ack gia 16:17:13 +1 to this idea 16:17:23 giacomo-petri: we could consider subdividing things people could report, based on who is reporting. Eg a third party / contractor, where somebody is asking me to validate… there are things I can validate and others that I cannot. 16:17:29 q+ to say 1) Tools or organizations used and 2) Challenges 16:17:48 giacomo++ 16:17:49 giacomo-petri: I also wonder if we should define what methodologies you used to validate the requirements, eg manual, semi automated, automated 16:17:54 ack Gregg 16:17:54 GreggVan, you wanted to say "tools used" and to say 1) Tools used and 2) Challenges and to say 1) Tools or organizations used and 2) Challenges 16:18:09 GreggVan: in addition to methodologies, also tools used 16:18:32 GreggVan: challenges could be interesting to add too… may not change whether you conform or not, but would still be helpful to include in a report 16:18:40 ack Ben 16:19:09 Ben_Tillyer: qualifications of the author … eg I'd rather read the report from someone on this call than my plumber 16:19:19 q+ re AI 16:19:24 Ben_Tillyer: another one: was AI used to generate the report or some other method 16:19:24 ack Jennie 16:19:24 Jennie_Delisi, you wanted to discuss AI 16:19:26 +1 to Ben's point re AI 16:19:56 +1 to Jennie's concerns 16:19:58 +1 Jennie 16:20:06 q? 16:20:10 Jennie_Delisi: I agree re the AI point. I want to caution how it gets written, because at this time there is AI baked in at so many different levels. there is AI-assist vs outright AI written etc. Can be very hard to describe and that's difficult from a compliance standpoint 16:20:18 q+ 16:20:23 ack gia 16:20:52 giacomo-petri: just one more point re AI… potentially a service I used uses AI, but I don't know what or how. The answer may be 'unknown' 16:20:59 q? 16:21:31 Rachael: next steps… we'd like to put this in a table and start thinking about it 16:21:35 Rachael: and where to use it 16:22:35 q? 16:22:42 Rachael: I tried to capture today's convo in the slide, do people miss anything from our conversation? 16:23:31 scrbie- 16:23:33 scribe- 16:23:42 s/scrbie-// 16:23:51 rrsagent, make minutes 16:23:53 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/08/12-ag-minutes.html Laura_Carlson 16:25:10 I'm happy to lurk (and chat) in the lobby if you want to go to editors room and feel like I can be trusted :D 16:29:25 elguerrero has left #ag 16:32:30 Kimberly has joined #ag 16:32:39 present+ 16:59:52 mfairchild has joined #ag 18:03:12 Jem has joined #ag 19:46:58 Azlan has joined #ag