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Mobile Accessibility Task Force
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Event details

Date:
Greenwich Mean Time
Status:
Confirmed
Location:
No assigned room yet
Groups:
Mobile Accessibility Task Force ( View calendar)
Participants:
Shawn Lawton Henry
Big meeting:
TPAC 2026 (Calendar)

Agenda

Proposed agenda (~75 min)

  1. Presentation: Draft 2.0 of the MATF Note (15 min)
    What’s changed since the first draft, the current structure, and the key outcomes of the Task Force’s work so far.

  2. Discussion with AG members: Layers and responsibility model (20 min)
    We would like the broader AG group’s view on our model describing the different layers involved in mobile accessibility (OS, platform, app, and content) and where responsibility for accessibility sits at each layer. This is a topic the Task Force has spent significant time discussing, and wider input would be valuable.

  3. Discussion: MATF input on WCAG 3 (15 min)
    Prior to TPAC, the Task Force will review the latest WCAG 3 draft from a mobile accessibility perspective. We would like to present our observations and discuss potential areas where mobile-specific considerations may need additional attention, such as target size and other topics identified by the Task Force.

  4. Discussion: Future-proof ACT rules for mobile (20 min)
    When applying ACT methodologies to mobile apps, a common challenge is the lack of access to source code. We’d like to start a discussion on how ACT methodologies can still be applied in this context and how mobile accessibility requirements can be defined in a way that remains objective and testable.

  5. Wrap-up and next steps (5 min)
    Summary of key discussion points and identification of follow-up actions.

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