19:54:25 RRSAgent has joined #au 19:54:25 logging to http://www.w3.org/2011/11/14-au-irc 19:54:32 Zakim, this will be AUWG 19:54:32 ok, Jan; I see WAI_AUWG()3:00PM scheduled to start in 6 minutes 19:54:41 Meeting: WAI AU 19:55:13 Agenda:http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-au/2011OctDec/0078.html 19:55:24 Chair: Jutta Treviranus 19:56:36 WAI_AUWG()3:00PM has now started 19:56:42 +??P0 19:59:00 jeanne has joined #au 19:59:56 +Jeanne 20:00:21 + +1.571.765.aaaa 20:01:02 zakim, aaaa is Greg 20:01:02 +Greg; got it 20:01:21 +[IPcaller] 20:01:41 +??P4 20:01:46 +[Microsoft] 20:02:21 Greg has joined #au 20:02:24 zakim, IPcaller is Jan 20:02:24 +Jan; got it 20:02:31 zakim, ??P4 is Jutta 20:02:31 +Jutta; got it 20:03:14 zakim, Microsoft is Alex 20:03:14 +Alex; got it 20:03:22 zakim, who is here? 20:03:22 On the phone I see ??P0, Jeanne, Greg, Jan, Jutta, Alex 20:03:23 On IRC I see Greg, jeanne, RRSAgent, Zakim, Jan, AlastairC, trackbot 20:03:38 zakim, ??P0 is AlastairC 20:03:38 +AlastairC; got it 20:03:53 -Jutta 20:04:34 zakim, who's here? 20:04:35 On the phone I see AlastairC, Jeanne, Greg, Jan, Alex 20:04:36 On IRC I see Greg, jeanne, RRSAgent, Zakim, Jan, AlastairC, trackbot 20:04:51 +[IPcaller] 20:05:19 zakim, IPcaller is really Jutta 20:05:19 +Jutta; got it 20:05:44 Topic: 1. Proposed conformance types: 20:05:58 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-au/2011OctDec/0071.html 20:07:31 +[Microsoft] 20:07:31 zakim, who is here? 20:07:32 On the phone I see AlastairC, Jeanne, Greg, Jan, Alex, Jutta, [Microsoft] 20:07:34 On IRC I see Greg, jeanne, RRSAgent, Zakim, Jan, AlastairC, trackbot 20:08:04 zakim, Microsoft is really Cherie 20:08:04 +Cherie; got it 20:08:25 +Tim_Boland 20:08:32 -Cherie 20:09:02 +[Microsoft] 20:09:14 zakim, Microsoft is really Cherie 20:09:14 +Cherie; got it 20:10:23 + +1.561.582.aabb 20:10:48 zakim, aabb is really Sueann 20:10:48 +Sueann; got it 20:12:21 Tim has joined #au 20:13:15 Sueann has joined #au 20:13:48 JT: Note that not just full disclosure...also progress towards confromance 20:15:19 Jan: Agree that 'authoring tool' is problematic, but that is the name of the guidelines! We've defined it to be the whole thing. 20:15:44 Jan: To change, we'd have to rename it to something bigger than the whole document. 20:16:27 AL: Perhaps need a term like authoring environent? Something along those lines. 20:16:57 ATAG 2.0 System Conformance or 20:17:02 +1 to the name change 20:17:03 AL: 2 types: envinroment type, other is tool type. 20:17:05 ATAG 2.0 Environmet Conformance 20:17:23 q+ on naming concern 20:18:06 Jutta: other perspectives. Could have tool that only authors certain type of content. That tool could be seen as full conformance. 20:18:36 AL: Might need a matrix to define full conformance from a whole bunch of things. 20:18:58 AL: one axis: criteria, second axis: technologies. 20:19:48 Jan: Easier to explain that a simple tool can be a system? 20:20:30 Jan: Note the astriks, noting the claim caveat. 20:21:34 Jutta, at the moment, we have full and partial, but the distinction is based on the accessible authoring features, but that isn't the wording the first one. 20:21:50 Jan: 1st one is end-to-end performance 20:22:18 Jan: I see, it is 'accessible content' rather than 'web content'. 20:22:27 - this conformance option *can* be chosen for authoring tools* that require no additional components to meet ATAG 2.0. 20:22:34 - this conformance option *can* be chosen for authoring tools* that require no additional tools to meet ATAG 2.0. 20:24:10 Jeanne: Concerned with tools that only aspire to be focused. Having some 'full' some 'partial', doesn't sound great, sets up a heirarchy. 20:25:06 Jan: Partial in WCAG? 20:25:31 AL: Best idea we could come up with at the time, it was created mostly because system aggregators and user-gen content causes problems. 20:26:35 Jan: So someone could make a really great checker tool, but a problem elsewhere could mess it up. 20:31:24 Jan: Full level, just failed a couple of criteria, 20:32:20 AC: How can you make a 'full' claim but not meet certain criteria, wouldn't that be a partial claim. 20:33:09 Jan: Sueann's example from VPAT: Say a tool is v accessible, but can't be installed accessibly. 20:34:53 Jan: This text is going into the conformance levels area of the doc. 20:35:55 AL: Another site meets WCAG 2.0 A, plus a few AA but not enough to claim double A. They should be able to mark that down. 20:37:11 AL: Never really A/AA/AAA, there are in-betweens. 20:37:29 AC: Then why have partial? 20:38:00 Jan: Partial - the "no"s are ignored in terms of conformance. 20:39:43 Greg: Starting to segment tools by categories? 20:40:25 Greg: Two tier conformance, you've got tool makers who can, but then you've got authors who can glue together different tools. 20:40:45 Greg: Create conformance claim as an author. 20:42:10 AL: Authors don't have to make conformance claims. 20:42:46 J: Wordpress is an example, will want to claim, but don't include a checking and repair tool. 20:43:03 AL: That's why we get rid of "partial" and use component. 20:43:54 Jutta: Notion of ingrator/aggregator could pull tools together, how would they construct such a claim? 20:44:27 Jan: VPATs work by flowing through, they get it from developer, same thing here. 20:45:04 AC: Having no-level for Full conformance is ok if you have "component" rather than "partial" conformance as the other level. 20:46:21 WHat about Full System Conformance vs. Sub-System Conformance? 20:46:36 Jeanne: Need to be sensistive to people with tools that are missing small parts of ATAG. 20:47:42 AL: We wouldn't claim for a system, we'd claim for specific tools. 20:47:59 AL: Why system vs sub? Why not system vs tools. 20:48:07 Jan: Tools can be whole or a small part. 20:48:56 J: 1 could be claimed by a very small tool, but because it meets all the requirements it can claim full conformance. 20:49:20 J: 2 could be claimed by a large tool that covers everytype of content, but doesn't try to have checking and repair. 20:49:51 J: Pointing to size/complexity, rather than what accessible conformance it makes. 20:50:31 AL: Big systems wouldn't try for 1, just 2. 20:50:55 J: Worried that size of the tool / system as opposed to the degree to which it takes responsibility for accessible authoring practices. 20:51:19 AL: Most tools out there don't intend to do everything. 20:51:40 J: The largest thing is not always the thing that chooses to do all the accessibility features. 20:51:58 J: 1. do it all yourself, where 'all' is differently defined. All may not be a lot. 20:53:05 J: Suggesting 1 is 'system' and 2 'tool' conformance. But that implies it isn't how much of the accessible authoring practices it involves. 20:54:31 J: What is really the distinction between 1 & 2, because it isn't whether it's a system or a tool. 20:54:42 -Sueann 20:56:03 AC: What about a workflow based differentiation? 20:56:26 Jutta: accessible workflow. 21:01:39 -Alex 21:01:40 -Jeanne 21:01:41 -Tim_Boland 21:01:42 -Greg 21:01:43 Jan: Let's hash outon the list. 21:01:45 -Jutta 21:01:46 -Cherie 21:01:47 -Jan 21:01:49 -AlastairC 21:01:49 WAI_AUWG()3:00PM has ended 21:01:51 Attendees were Jeanne, +1.571.765.aaaa, Greg, Jan, Jutta, Alex, AlastairC, Cherie, Tim_Boland, +1.561.582.aabb, Sueann 21:02:20 RRSAgent, make minutes 21:02:20 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2011/11/14-au-minutes.html Jan 21:02:25 RRSAgent, set logs public 21:02:31 Zakim, bye 21:02:31 Zakim has left #au 21:02:36 RRSAgent, bye 21:02:36 I see no action items