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<trackbot> Date: 23 January 2012
<scribe> scribe: Joshue
<MichaelC> scribeNick: Joshue108
JN: This is a good time for Bruce and Tim, but they just cannot make this call.
MC: Discusses scribing list credits
JN: If in PF style we should get PF credit!
DMcD: We should get both
MC: We will work it off line
JN: I don't object to chairs scribing
JOC: +1
MC: You do have to a member of
either WCAG or PF to contribute.
... If people who are interested are not in either, contact me
and I will try to facilitate them
... So is this acceptable?
JN: The WCAG outputs are in the
public space, and PF is private.
... This should be in the public space
MC: Agreed
JN: Objections?
<silence>
JN: Ok, anyone not here we can
discuss on list.
... We can draft a proposed resolution.
MC: I'd write a resolution.
RESOLUTION: Work to
take place in WCAG space, to participate members will need to
join WCAG.
... All materials will be public
MC: Minutes and pointers will be sent to both WGs.
JN: Will we send stuff to Xtech?
KHS: What about a keyword?
JN: Does this time work for people on call?
<some dissent>
JN: We will propose times, length
etc.
... The above is the suggested time
... Anyone else? Please let us know
< Discussion on best day and time>
<MichaelC> proposed: Mondays 16:30 to 18:00 UTC (Standard Time)
LW: When is WCAG call?
JN: Thursday at 9pm GMT
... We'll put it on the survey
MC: These times aren't great for the Antipodes.
JN: I also think, every other week we could have varied meeting times. In order to make progress etc
JOC: +1
CS: It could be risky..
JN: We need good calendaring!
JOC: In principle, is yes - I'm up for that.
JN: It could be worth experimenting
LW: Consistency would be important
+q
JG: Its not really two sub groups but just one flexible big one with convenient times
JN: We can put it in the survey, similar to the time question.
<agreement>
<scribe> ACTION: Meeting logistics to be worked out offline by Josh and James [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2012/01/23-wai-wcag-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Sorry, couldn't find user - Meeting
JN: Should we look at ARIA side first? Or the HTML5 side?
<Loretta> q
JG: Some low hanging fruit would
be ARIA, and HTML5 forms. So not an either or scenario. Devs
will need guidance.
... Form a11y is number 1 prob on the web.
<jamesn> http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Techniques/HTML5
L: I'm not sure if we should approach by technlogy or subject error. It's going to be a challenge. There will be scripting techniques that need to be written.
JN: In the WCAG WG, there is a
list of HTML5 techniques available.
... Also ARIA techniques?
L: It would be nice to pubish ARIA techniques
JN: We need to have techqniues for content that needs to adhere to WCAG.
L: There is a desire to work on
HTML5 a11y techs.
... To avoid gaping holes.
<jamesn> JOC: on 1 level the HTML processes have been tough doing the work in the lion's den
<jamesn> JOC: At this stage they may even find the work we do useful - with gap analysis etc.
<jamesn> JOC: might be good to link in to some of those with influence within the HTML5 Ally task force
MC: Some housekeeping
JOC: There are some people who I can think of to take up different HTML5 and ARIA aspects.
JN: People should work on areas of interest.
<jamesn> JOC: rather than picking on HTML5 or ARIA pick on something like forms and look at how the 2 technologies wortk together on these areas
<jamesn> JOC: developers in general don't really care whether ARIA or HTML5 etc. - they just want to do something
MC: We will have to deal with
getting review from the parent working groups.
... We need a strategy for working between the WG, how items
are reviewed.
JOC: Good point Michael.
JN: Will our materials be reviewed by both groups?
MC: Yes, nominally. The PF will have a light hand.
L: We will have to look at making the content fit the WCAG form.
JN: We can discuss this
later.
... Most of use will need some training on how to write
techs.
<Zakim> MichaelC, you wanted to talk about WG review process
JN: A draft class, or creating templates.
<MichaelC> Techniques page on WCAG wiki, includes link to instructions and template
JN: We have been discussing
whether we will want to modify existing techniques or write new
ones.
... Discussion of possibilities
L: This is interesting in cases where HTML4 and 5 are identical. There are also situation where the approach is different.
JN: There are also techs that
aren't valid anymore.
... We will need a mix and match IMO.
L: We need to avoid document bloat.
JN: What's feasible Michael in the Quick Ref?
MC: Stacking is harder but we
have preference for that.
... We shouldn't restrict ourselves based on how it currently
is.
... The EAOG are discussing this at the moment and there may be
a redesign. it is timely.
<MichaelC> EO plans for update of How to Meet WCAG 2.0
JN: We need to check that.
JOC: Yup
DMcD: We should do it in a couple of passes.
DMacD: Go fo the easy stuff first, and then make a pass at the applications.
JOC: Can we have a backchannel
etc?
... It could be a bin for ideas.
<jongund> I have to go to another call
JN: Is [html-techs] good for mails to list etc?
<David_> ps Joshue... its DMacD (not McD) us Scottish background Canadians are sensitive about that stuff. :)
JOC: Will we be meeting weekly or bi-weekly?
MC: Thats a question for the
survey.
... We should meet weekly.
JN: Agreed
<jamesn> RESOLUTION: we will use #html-techs-tf channel and the [html-techs] prefix for mails to mailing lists
JN: Thats it, please be vocal
<MichaelC> trackbot, end meeting
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