19:52:52 RRSAgent has joined #wai-wcag 19:53:12 RRSAgent, make log world 19:59:28 Michael has joined #wai-wcag 19:59:42 Gez has joined #wai-wcag 20:00:11 MattSEA has joined #wai-wcag 20:00:16 WAI_WCAG()4:00PM has now started 20:00:18 +Shawn 20:00:19 bcaldwell has joined #wai-wcag 20:00:40 +Matt 20:00:40 nabe has joined #wai-wcag 20:01:10 +Wendy 20:01:13 +Gez 20:01:16 +[Microsoft] 20:01:35 +??P2 20:01:47 zakim, ??P2 is Gregg_and_Ben 20:01:47 +Gregg_and_Ben; got it 20:01:51 zakim, who's making noise? 20:01:55 + +1.973.944.aaaa - is perhaps Bengt_Farre 20:02:02 MattSEA, listening for 11 seconds I heard sound from the following: Gez (30%), [Microsoft] (36%), Gregg_and_Ben (13%), Matt (4%) 20:02:11 zakim, mute [Microsoft] temporarily 20:02:11 [Microsoft] should now be muted 20:02:26 [Microsoft] should now be unmuted again 20:02:28 zakim, mute Gez temporarily 20:02:28 Gez should now be muted 20:02:34 +Michael_Cooper 20:02:36 zakim, I am Michael_Cooper 20:02:36 ok, Michael, I now associate you with Michael_Cooper 20:02:37 +Katie_Haritos-Shea 20:02:43 Gez should now be unmuted again 20:02:49 +John_Slatin 20:02:50 zakim, who's here? 20:02:50 On the phone I see Shawn (muted), Matt, Gez, Wendy, [Microsoft], Gregg_and_Ben, Bengt_Farre, Michael_Cooper, Katie_Haritos-Shea, John_Slatin 20:02:50 On IRC I see nabe, bcaldwell, MattSEA, Gez, Michael, RRSAgent, Zakim, shawn, bengt, wendy, ChrisR, sh1mmer 20:02:54 zakim, I am Bengt_Farre 20:02:54 ok, bengt, I now associate you with Bengt_Farre 20:03:09 +Avi 20:03:42 zakim, [Microsoft] is Mike_Barta 20:03:42 +Mike_Barta; got it 20:04:10 +JasonWhite 20:05:13 +??P8 20:05:36 zakim, who's making noise? 20:05:47 MattSEA, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Gez (23%), Gregg_and_Ben (5%), John_Slatin (47%), Katie_Haritos-Shea (4%), ??P8 (28%) 20:05:57 zakim, ??P8 is Takayuki_Watanabe 20:05:57 +Takayuki_Watanabe; got it 20:06:16 zakim, I am Takayuki_Watanabe 20:06:16 ok, nabe, I now associate you with Takayuki_Watanabe 20:06:21 +Alex_Li 20:06:22 zakim, mute me 20:06:22 Takayuki_Watanabe should now be muted 20:06:46 +Robert_Fentress 20:06:50 gregg has joined #wai-wcag 20:06:52 +[IBM] 20:07:13 RylaDog has joined #wai-wcag 20:07:26 zakim, who's making noise? 20:07:29 -Takayuki_Watanabe 20:07:37 wendy, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Gez (63%), Mike_Barta (5%), Gregg_and_Ben (100%), Alex_Li (9%), Robert_Fentress (4%), JasonWhite (30%) 20:08:26 +??P8 20:08:31 zakim, ??P8 is Takayuki_Watanabe 20:08:31 +Takayuki_Watanabe; got it 20:08:39 zakim, mute me 20:08:39 sorry, nabe, I do not see a party named 'nabe' 20:08:44 zakim, I am Takayuki_Watanabe 20:08:44 ok, nabe, I now associate you with Takayuki_Watanabe 20:08:47 zakim, mute me 20:08:47 Takayuki_Watanabe should now be muted 20:10:15 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:10:15 On the phone I see Shawn (muted), Matt, Gez, Wendy, Mike_Barta, Gregg_and_Ben, Bengt_Farre, Michael_Cooper, Katie_Haritos-Shea, John_Slatin, Avi, JasonWhite, Alex_Li, 20:10:18 ... Robert_Fentress, [IBM], Takayuki_Watanabe (muted) 20:10:24 Andi has joined #wai-wcag 20:10:41 zakim, [IBM] is Andi 20:10:41 +Andi; got it 20:11:04 -Takayuki_Watanabe 20:11:50 +??P8 20:11:53 zakim, ??P8 is Takayuki_Watanabe 20:11:53 +Takayuki_Watanabe; got it 20:11:56 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004JulSep/0593.html 20:11:56 zakim, I am Takayuki_Watanabe 20:11:56 ok, nabe, I now associate you with Takayuki_Watanabe 20:12:00 zakim, mute me 20:12:00 Takayuki_Watanabe should now be muted 20:12:10 zakim, who's muted? 20:12:10 I see Shawn, Takayuki_Watanabe muted 20:12:17 zakim, who's making noise? 20:12:29 wendy, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Gez (46%), John_Slatin (20%), Michael_Cooper (50%), Alex_Li (4%), Robert_Fentress (9%), Wendy (20%), JasonWhite 20:12:32 ... (30%) 20:12:36 zakim, mute Gez 20:12:36 Gez should now be muted 20:12:48 zakim, mute Robert 20:12:48 Robert_Fentress should now be muted 20:12:55 zakim, mute Jason 20:12:55 JasonWhite should now be muted 20:13:02 zakim, unmute Gez 20:13:02 Gez should no longer be muted 20:13:10 zakim, unmute Robert 20:13:10 Robert_Fentress should no longer be muted 20:13:33 zakim, mute Gez 20:13:33 Gez should now be muted 20:14:09 +??P12 20:14:10 Topic: TTF update 20:14:19 1. published drafts of gateway, html, css last friday 20:14:22 2. working on test suites 20:14:35 zakim, who's making noise? 20:14:47 wendy, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Mike_Barta (9%), Robert_Fentress (4%) 20:15:09 Topic: javascript and alternatives 20:16:54 jw what might conformance profiles look like? not sure that we need them or that they will solve any problems. 20:17:23 jw i worked through the guidelines and identified assumptions that were made about the type of content involved. 20:17:55 jw that resulted in 8 properties that are assumed at various points in the guidelines. 20:18:18 jw user interaction, non-text content, multimedia, etc. (http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004JulSep/0518.html) 20:18:30 jw gave examples of content using these characteristics. 20:18:54 jw could use this analysis to clarify the assumptions being made in certain criteria (i.e., when to apply the criteria) 20:19:07 jw might be useful to have slightly different tests based on the characteristics of the content. 20:19:49 examples based on these characteristics: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004JulSep/0521.html 20:22:10 zakim, mute jason 20:22:10 JasonWhite should now be muted 20:22:58 q? 20:23:07 zakim, ??P12 is Kerstin 20:23:07 +Kerstin; got it 20:23:12 ack ??P12 20:29:19 ack Andi 20:29:30 asw What does the example mean? 20:29:45 asw is javascript considered non-text? 20:30:24 jw it has graphics in it, so it has non-text 20:31:34 q+ to ask, "the cons of conformance profile" 20:31:54 jw think we could make success criteria clearer so wouldn't need conformance profiles. 20:32:14 zakim, mute jason 20:32:14 JasonWhite was already muted, wendy 20:32:19 ack robert 20:33:04 rf it seems that some people are trying to apply this to flash as well (since only accessible on windows/pc). got me thinking about how to address this more globally. 20:33:58 rf perhaps a diminished status for conformance in addition to the 3 levels that are there. you could meet all of the criteria to meet AAA, but this one thing could prevent you from claiming AAA. 20:34:05 rf perhaps have A- 20:34:27 rf that would say that what you developed is accessible to users using certain user agents/assistive technologies 20:34:58 q+ to "summarize responses to A-" 20:35:02 q+ 20:35:25 ack wendy 20:35:25 wendy, you wanted to ask, "the cons of conformance profile" and to "summarize responses to A-" 20:35:49 q+ to go back to separating digital divide re disabilities vs. digital divide re hardware/UA/AT 20:36:48 ack matt 20:36:53 ack alex 20:37:18 al in some instances, some criteria are not applicable. 20:37:38 al javascript is one example, acronyms is nother. 20:38:17 al today's guidelines are written with the assumption that the content is a public site to be used by anyone. for intranets/corporate networks, it is a very different culture and set of requirements. 20:39:05 al need to take into account business decisionws 20:39:49 ack michael 20:39:49 Michael_Cooper, you wanted to go back to separating digital divide re disabilities vs. digital divide re hardware/UA/AT 20:41:02 mc in the past we deliberately confounded them b/c accessibility was related to lack of technology. less the case today, but still the case. 20:41:14 q+ 20:41:23 ack robert 20:41:47 rf there is a conflation between universal design and accessibility for people with disabilities. there is overlap, but there are two issues. 20:42:03 rf by not separating them, you discourage authors to try. 20:42:23 rf there are handhelds without javascript as well. 20:43:22 rf each level could have a minus and that would signify that while the resource is accessible w/disabilities if they have the right technology, it is not necessarily accessible using all technologies (all platforms or all user agents). 20:43:36 rf would be a blanket. people could make AAA claim 20:43:47 q? 20:43:50 ack jason 20:44:24 jw confusion between the profile idea and the issues surrounding principle 4. 20:44:35 jw don't think that we have a proposal that connects the 2 20:45:41 jw at level 1 under 4.2, set minimum requirements for the support that has to exist for the author to rely on particular technologies. 20:45:45 zakim, who's making noise? 20:45:58 wendy, listening for 12 seconds I heard sound from the following: Katie_Haritos-Shea (16%), Robert_Fentress (3%) 20:46:03 zakim, mute Katie 20:46:03 Katie_Haritos-Shea should now be muted 20:46:30 jw issues: how refer to UAAG, how make level 1 criterion, etc. 20:46:54 jw level 1 would be what is technically necessary 20:47:09 ack matt 20:47:12 zakim, mute jason 20:47:12 JasonWhite should now be muted 20:47:34 m3m re: "- level" - we need less conformance levels, not more. 20:48:14 m3m the point of what we are doing is to point out the requirements for accessibility. 20:48:46 q+ to say "summary, action item" 20:48:47 PocketIRC has joined #wai-wcag 20:48:56 ack alex 20:49:09 al it has nothing to do with lowering the bar, but that the bar doesn't make sense in all cases. 20:50:17 ack 20:50:28 ack wendy 20:50:28 wendy, you wanted to say "summary, action item" 20:50:33 hi,I and scano are travelling by train 20:50:52 zakim, unmute jason 20:50:52 JasonWhite should no longer be muted 20:52:38 action: jason rework proposal (in a couple weeks) 20:52:43 zakim, mute jason 20:52:43 JasonWhite should now be muted 20:53:49 action: robert look at jason's proposals and if so inspired, propose another method to handle 20:53:57 -Robert_Fentress 20:54:19 /nick rellero 20:55:05 /nick rellero 20:59:53 q+ 21:00:12 q- 21:00:21 richard's response: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004JulSep/0607.html 21:00:58 martin's response: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004JulSep/0603.html 21:01:26 asw programmatic objects, such as scripts, applets, and plug-ins 21:02:14 wac's proposal: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004JulSep/0602.html 21:02:25 asw people don't think PDF is a programmatic object, but it requires a plug-in 21:03:12 Topic: WCAG 2.0 Overview 21:03:29 http://www.w3.org/WAI/EO/Drafts/sketchpad/wcag20-intro 21:06:11 slh gives summary about WAI site design and purpose of overview. 21:06:38 gv looks like overview should be separate document, but also might be good to have some version of it (or some part of it) in WCAG 2.0. 21:07:17 slh a challenging question. if we decide to keep them separate and have less in 2.0, could do more to make people aware of intro document. 21:07:56 slh advantages of separate document: it chunks things/helps with progressive disclosure 21:08:24 slh on the other hand, no matter how much effort we make to point people to the effort, some people will have wcag 2.0 and nothing else. there is a balance. 21:09:12 q+ to ask "diagram of relationships between chunks. general gateway issues/john's proposal/overview" 21:09:26 slh lean towards separate 21:09:44 gv gateway: we've talked about core techniques, general, etc. each suggests a different role. 21:09:54 gv what does it look like to you? 21:10:19 slh was involved in some of the ttf discussions with formatting of gateway 21:10:48 slh WCAG 1.0 had a gateway that did not have content. core had general techniques. if take the current path that combines them, important not to call that gateway. 21:11:00 slh someone who knows WCAG 1.0 thinks "gateway doesn't have content" 21:11:11 slh if change function, good to change terminology. 21:11:47 ack john 21:12:48 js suggestion about organization of overview: instead of begin about differences, begin w/more direct desription of 2.0 and follow with differences. 21:14:02 js wasn't aware that there was a WCAG 1.0 GAteway. 21:14:20 wac it was called "Techniques for WCAG 1.0" and provided gateway functionality but not called gateway. 21:14:40 -Kerstin 21:15:02 js message Proposal: purpose and approach for Gateway - http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004JulSep/0557.html 21:15:26 js perhaps need a document like the Core Techniques for WCAG 1.0 that is more along the lines of design strategies. 21:15:57 ack wendy 21:15:57 wendy, you wanted to ask "diagram of relationships between chunks. general gateway issues/john's proposal/overview" 21:17:44 q+ 21:18:05 ack RylaDog 21:18:10 zakim, unmute Katie 21:18:10 Katie_Haritos-Shea should no longer be muted 21:18:42 khs useful to have it organized like this, why doesn't it just say checklist and techniques? gateway seems confusing rather than clarifying. 21:19:28 khs having 2 gateway docs is confusing 21:19:43 q+ 21:20:06 gv can't be an HTML checklist because you can't have an individual technology checklist 21:20:19 ack shaw 21:20:39 slh recommends "general techniques" if it includes content and pointers 21:20:54 slh would be helpful to clarify that not going to have technology-specific checklists. 21:21:15 slh the diagram is partly made up to have something to talk about 21:21:35 gv HTML is never used alone (always use jpg and other formats) 21:21:38 gv can't use css on its own 21:22:25 gv because checklists are not normative, seeing them as being a checklist engine to specify which technologies are being used. 21:23:15 wac how do test suites fits into? 21:23:26 gv css test suite is a series of html pages. 21:25:49 discussion about test suites. chris' latest proposal. 21:25:54 q+ to ask about "General Techniques" and "Checklist Generator"... and what we'll have for Nov WG releases, e.g. anything for checklists? 21:26:50 gv that is not a test suite, that is an example 21:26:59 gv these are not used to test pages, they are used to test tools. 21:29:27 ack shawn 21:29:27 shawn, you wanted to ask about "General Techniques" and "Checklist Generator"... and what we'll have for Nov WG releases, e.g. anything for checklists? 21:30:14 Q+ 21:31:02 gv include all pieces in the diagram whether they exist or not. 21:31:57 gv the checklists into the test suites 21:32:13 gv if there is a checklist generator, it combines the four separate checklist "blocks" (from shawn's diagram) 21:33:01 gv test suites must include teh good and bad (to test both false negatives and positives) 21:33:30 Ciao.........I have a 5:30 telecon........I assuming we are not doing 1.2 for today 21:33:44 -Katie_Haritos-Shea 21:33:48 mc the test suites are tied to the techniques and techniques are should be tied to checklist 21:34:00 gv checklists should suffice by self 21:34:07 slh checklists do not yet exist? 21:34:20 gv many of the checklist points exist in the techniques, but the checklists do not yet exist. 21:34:54 gv appreciate feedback about how to present all the information w/out totally overwhelming people. if dynamic, don't have to display all at once. 21:35:20 gv there are many options (techniques) that are possible to satisfy criteria 21:36:59 bc we'll have to look at the techniques and determine which are required at which levels and how to integrate. working on initial prototype for a checklist. 21:37:10 bc as it is, have a lot of techniques loosely related to success criteria. 21:37:21 gv also, a lot of advice that doesn't link direclty back to guidelines. 21:38:10 gv a disadvantage about the checklist generator is that there is a lot of techniques that people may miss (if it disappears as a user selects/deselects options for generating checklist) 21:41:10 -Mike_Barta 21:41:13 -Michael_Cooper 21:41:14 -Matt 21:41:15 -Wendy 21:41:16 -Alex_Li 21:41:17 -Avi 21:41:18 -John_Slatin 21:41:19 -Gregg_and_Ben 21:41:20 -Gez 21:41:21 -Bengt_Farre 21:41:22 -JasonWhite 21:41:24 -Andi 21:41:26 -Takayuki_Watanabe 21:41:28 -Shawn 21:41:31 WAI_WCAG()4:00PM has ended 21:41:32 Attendees were Shawn, Matt, Wendy, Gez, Gregg_and_Ben, +1.973.944.aaaa, Michael_Cooper, Katie_Haritos-Shea, John_Slatin, Avi, Mike_Barta, JasonWhite, Takayuki_Watanabe, Alex_Li, 21:41:35 ... Robert_Fentress, Andi, Kerstin 21:41:36 good bye 21:41:42 shawn has left #wai-wcag 21:42:00 nabe has left #wai-wcag 21:42:19 zakim strange lists me as a number .. 21:42:55 bengt has left #wai-wcag 21:47:07 zakim, bye 21:47:07 Zakim has left #wai-wcag 21:47:11 RRSAgent, bye 21:47:11 I see 2 open action items: 21:47:11 ACTION: jason rework proposal (in a couple weeks) [1] 21:47:11 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/09/09-wai-wcag-irc#T20-52-38 21:47:11 ACTION: robert look at jason's proposals and if so inspired, propose another method to handle [2] 21:47:11 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/09/09-wai-wcag-irc#T20-53-49