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jenae summarizes mon-wednesday
ja: we met mon and tues. wed
there were 330 folks.
... we had a few folks who don't usually call in joined on
monday.
... the highlight of the day was steve bratt joining us in the
afternoon to talk about getting through rec track.
... he wasn't able to give us concrete steps, but suggested
going to last call sooner than later.
... we talked about what "2 implementations" means for
us.
... he talked about test cases and that can help us get through
CR.
... next steps: probably another WD, then last call, then CR
(test cases), PR, and REc
... Tuesday we met with PF and UA WGs about making javascript
accessible. exciting demo.
... wednesday there were several topics.
... at lunch we talked about test cases.
... the whole group into talbes of 8 and found out that about
40% of specs have test suties.
... all the groups reported back. lots of people in the same
place. pushback that there aren't enough resources.
... people don't understand why we need them and what makes a
good test case.
... other highlight - the WAI site redesign presentation by
Shawn Henry.
... good stats on the current usability of the site and also on
the new design.
... thought it would be helpful if we ran our html test cases
against the redeisn to ensure it will be accessible.
js: on wednesday, got my attn:
versioning at the beginning of the day (thought provoking
discussion. diff points of view. shelf-life of different specs.
planning for obsolesences)
... thinking about that as an integral part of the process, not
that it means failure.
... several presentations about multimodal applications -
speech-activated with text-to-speech out that had interesting
applications and implications for us.
tb: on friday - al, wendy, and
michael presented to request that specification consider
accessibility.
... believe that there is a possible way forward for specGL to
have an annex or appendix that lists additional
considerations.
... help get accessibility into specGL as a best practice.
dmd: on mon and tues, a bit slow
start to getting started. we revisted some issues that we
thought we had resolved. e.g., do we ask the main group about
doing a 1.1 or 1.5 instead of a 2.0.
... made us revisit what is working and what is not.
... mc thought about moving the principles up as an overarching
principles to frame all of the guidelines (atag, uaag, wcag,
xag).
... we met with UAWG on thursday at lunch.
... we talked with them about this. got a maybe.
... it's a proposal taht we may want to discuss w/the main
group.
mc: I've been asked to send it to the list before tomorrow' mtg.
bc: while you were doing that,
wac and i met with richard ishida about i18n.
... while ago had shared techs dtd.
... believe their work provides us with a model to fit our
needs for techniques.
mc: mon focused on requirements -
what are we doing.
... supposed to be an hour, but took the day.
... others have identified issues that came up from that
discussion.
... clear that we need to solidfy the requirements. stop the
target from moving.
... need to be braver about saying, "an issue has been dealt
with and is closed."
... also braver that consensus does not have to mean unanymity.
can find ways to move forward.
... on tuesday, we met with other groups, but a major goal was
to create a project plan.
... we worked on the outline of a plan and will work on some
more.
... the idea is that we will have a clear list of tasks to
accomplihs, timeline for each task, try to break them into 1 or
2 hour chunks to decrease the daunting factor to get people
plugged in.
... once we agree on the timeline we need to hold ourselves to
it.
... have a rough outline will complete in the next few
weeks.
js: strong consensus of those
present that making a decision about baseline and form of
checklists are "blocker issues" that are preventing us from
moving forward.
... the outcome of those will have impact on deliverables.
<Michael> scribe: Michael
wac: relation of CSS and HTML techniques
e.g., a CSS test may depend on an HTML test, e.g., structure in HTML -> CSS presentation
action to create proposals, and Jenae will create tests
look at testable assertions
some questions from first day made it clear that we need very good documentation of our decisions
when a repeat question comes up, we just point to the decision and rationale
more of an internal document for now but could become an FAQ or WCAG 1.0 to 2.0 transition material
issues with WCAG 2.0 are important points, but hopefully we can provide clarity within this work
this review helpful for minutes
<scribe> ACTION: everyone send trip report to Wendy [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/09-wai-wcag-minutes.html#action01]
js: met with UA group while they met with SVG to review UA responses to SVG draft
SVG group creating examples, planning to have an accessibility chapter
request from Peter Korn instead that they make all the examples demonstrate accessibility
accessibility chapter then focuses on more complex, subtle things
they seemed receptive
wac: met with Dean Jackson and Chris Lilly (SVG)
accessibility techniques for SVG note
also met with ERT group Friday morning to discuss test suites and EARL
we want them to do test suites, but their main focus is EARL
discussion of what we can provide so they can create test suites
changes in WCAG 2 that might affect EARL
<wendy> js: had an informal conversation thursday a.m. with jim allan and jon gunderson from UAWG.
<scribe> scribe: wendy
js: had questions about how they
describe conditional content.
... uawg hadn't meant it to be exclusive,that should get title
with other info. but that's not clear from way written.
fyi: david, /me comments are not logged.
js: discussed creating a joing
working group note that could help clarify.
... another way to help get interoperability between
guideliens, w/out going through the rec track.
... so, a lot of coordination with other groups.
tb: there were 3 issues in
coordinating with WCAG (via QA).
... at the close of the meeting on friday, wac is going to look
at qa responses.
... qa wants wcag to identify deprecated features by providing
mapping between 1.0 and 2.0.
<scribe> ACTION: jenae and wendy review and respond to qa responses to specgl comments (by the end of march) [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/03/09-wai-wcag-minutes.html#action02]
js: lunch on wednesday was
assigned seating to meet new people and discuss test
suites.
... didn't talk a lot about that, but did discuss machine tests
versus human tests. no one else had thought about human
testability.
... all of their stuff is narrowly tech specs. everything is
algorithmically testable.
... we had a good discussion about what quality alt text might
sound like. tbl was in the discussion.
dmd: thursday during the day we mapped 1.1 to uawg.
js: in relation to thinking about baseline issue and if we adopt uaag 1.0 what does it say about a certain technique.
wac: many aciton items about requirements documents. when get those done and get back to discussion?
js: i am presenting on
wednesday.
... could use it as an opportunity to try out the persona
notion
wac: what action items need to be
completed before the CSUN F2F?
... seems like planning and requirements document-related
action items.
js: do w have test files that have been reviewed for all of guideline 1.1
mc: believe we're in good shape
js: some revision work that needs
to happen with guidelien 1.1.
... other things that techs group needs to focus on to prep for
public WD?
mc: there are open action items
on all docs, particularly css and html.
... don't think we can at this point.
... particularly need scripting updates, has gone througha
couple rounds with no changes. partly b/c not sure what to do
until resolve baseline.
... i have many action items that probably won't get done until
end of march.
js: could those be delegated?
mc: except editorial, yes.
js: also at plenary discussed
modifying the technique submission form to make it easier to
use to harvest techs from people.
... cna send somethingt o bc today or otmorrow.
bg: i can spend time on css or something else. don't have a lot of time, b/c traveling.
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