18:14:11 RRSAgent has joined #a11yedge 18:14:15 logging to https://www.w3.org/2025/09/03-a11yedge-irc 18:14:15 RRSAgent, make logs Public 18:14:16 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), janina 18:14:43 Meeting: Accessibility at the Edge (A11yEdge) Community Group Teleconference 18:14:48 Chair: Janina 18:14:56 Date: 03 Sep 2025 18:24:22 ~. 18:24:50  18:25:06 janina has left #a11yedge 18:25:12 janina has joined #a11yedge 18:25:27 zakim, who's here? 18:25:27 Present: (no one) 18:25:29 On IRC I see janina, RRSAgent, Zakim 18:26:02 Meeting: Accessibility at the Edge (A11yEdge) Community Group Teleconference 18:26:19 Date: 03 Sep 2025 18:26:25 Chair: Janina 18:26:48 ? 18:35:25 janina has left #a11yedge 18:35:36 janina has joined #a11yedge 18:35:39 present+ 18:36:39 Lionel_Wolberger has joined #a11yedge 18:36:52 present+ 18:36:55 scribe+ 18:39:40 present+ chris 18:39:44 present+ jason 18:39:50 zakim, who's here? 18:39:50 Present: janina, Lionel_Wolberger, chris, jason 18:39:52 On IRC I see Lionel_Wolberger, janina, RRSAgent, Zakim 18:40:12 Topic: Timelines 18:47:44 jason: What date is the document done? We will always find more tweaks 18:48:23 Lionel_Wolberger: If we want to discuss it at a TPAC breakout, that will be November 10th-ish 18:52:39 jason: I feel we need another session with Mike, then we can close 18:53:01 Lionel_Wolberger: 1 or 2 more sessions like that, then we can close 18:53:27 ... we were targeting 12 September 18:54:26 janina: A month in advance of TPAC is enough time 18:55:26 ... the Glossary is a heavy lift and still needs to be done 18:58:24 Chris: AI should save time for us in generating the glossary,.it can suggest entries 18:58:49 janina: W3C has strict approaches to Glossary, and requires a specific syntax 18:59:09 ... then the appropriate respec markup in the document 19:18:07 Lionel_Wolberger: I prepared a document to draft the announcement letters and will share it when ready 19:18:10 Topic: Glossary 19:18:27 janina: The Terms list was helpful in the Captcha report, https://www.w3.org/TR/turingtest/#terms 19:18:36 ... that was a good example of terms that needed definition 19:19:53 execution of code injected real-time by the user agent or in the content delivery pipeline. See also In-Source 19:20:23 sz w3c 19:20:34  19:20:58 janina has left #a11yedge 19:21:04 janina has joined #a11yedge 19:21:10 execution of code injected real-time by the user agent or in the content delivery pipeline. See also In-Source 19:21:28 User agent execution of code present in published content. See also Post-Source 19:21:39 janina has left #a11yedge 19:21:45 janina has joined #a11yedge 19:21:47 User agent execution of code present in published content. See also Post-Source 19:22:29 Lionel_Wolberger: The terms that stand out needed definition: 19:22:39 ... post-source and in-source 19:23:28 janina: I need to markup one term, to verify the respec markup needed and how it will function 19:25:36 ... Post-source: execution of code injected real-time by the user agent or in the content delivery pipeline. See also In-Source 19:25:53 ... In-source: User agent execution of code present in published content. See also Post-Source 20:24:22 Lionel_Wolberger: Source. The authored, version-controlled codebase intended for publishing. 20:24:43 ... In-Source: Accessibility improvements authored directly in the source. 20:25:36 ... Post-Source: Accessibility improvements are applied after the source is published, by JS code gathered from sources other than the content publisher 20:26:03 ... Source. The authored, version-controlled codebase intended for publishing by the content manager 20:26:51 CHris: We need to talk about performance as well 20:27:04 janina: There is a W3C Sustainability Task Force 20:27:48 Lionel_Wolberger: We need to address, that HTML is preferred as properly coded HTML inherits decades of fore thought 20:28:06 ... that ensures that the huge diversity of downstream userscan enjoy an accessible experience 20:28:36 s/userscan/users can 20:28:42 rrsagent, make minutes 20:28:44 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/09/03-a11yedge-minutes.html Lionel_Wolberger 20:32:35 Lionel_Wolberger: “In-source” means the accessibility fix or enhancement is built into the original codebase. It is part of the development process—documented, testable, and reviewed like any other feature or bug fix. It is shipped as part of the published experience. 20:33:37 ... Source includes HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other assets maintained by the content owner or publisher. “Source” typically lives in a repository and reflects the canonical intent of the site or app, shaped by teams with design, development, and QA oversight. 20:33:49 ... “Post-source” changes are not authored in the canonical codebase. Instead, they are layered on top of the delivered content—typically via external scripts, services, or browser extensions. These changes occur dynamically in the user agent, often without full developer involvement or visibility. 20:42:25 janina: We are unpacking the black box of the URL 20:43:02 ... the URL provides HTML, CSS, and JS which the user-agent, in runtime, constucts a DOM and accessibility tree (AT) 20:43:48 ... we are unpacking that black box into Source, Source-authorized post-source, and User-authorized post-source 20:44:16 ... by definition, the user cannot add source-authorized, or source, changes 20:44:44 Lionel_Wolberger: That's why we may not need in hyphen source 20:45:22 rrsagent, make minutes 20:45:23 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/09/03-a11yedge-minutes.html Lionel_Wolberger 20:45:41 zakim, end meeting 20:45:41 As of this point the attendees have been janina, Lionel_Wolberger, chris, jason 20:45:43 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 20:45:45 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/09/03-a11yedge-minutes.html Zakim 20:45:50 I am happy to have been of service, Lionel_Wolberger; please remember to excuse RRSAgent. 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