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<trackbot> Date: 02 May 2014
regrets Jan, Jonathan, Alan
<scribe> meeting: Mobile A11Y TF
http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/mobile-a11y-tf/wiki/Mobile_Resources
<scribe> Scribe: Kathy
Kathy: Review resources to see if there is anything else we should add
Kathleen: New Windows8 browser - Surfie
Kathy: What areas should we add to?
Kathleen: Blackberry, Firefox OS
resources are limited
... Couldn't find any more information on that
http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/mobile-a11y-tf/wiki/Mobile_Resources
Gavin: Windows8 narrator - there is good blog posts
Kathy: Does anyone have time to help enter resources?
Kathleen: I can help
Kathy: Anything else we should do to get this ready for publication
Jeanne: Nothing else to change at this time
Kathy: Review of the WAI Mobile Accessibility
http://www.w3.org/WAI/mobile/Overview.html
Kathy: Review the page, let's
discuss if there should be any updates to this page
... WCAG section does not address native applications
Jeanne: Mobile Taskforce work bullet was not easy to find
Kathy: WCAG statement should talk about native apps and hybrids apps
Kathleen: yes, should have a new sentence about native apps
<kathleen> This includes web content delivered on mobile devices through a browser and mobile applications.
Jeanne: under WAI is working to enhance technologies for mobile accessibility, mention WCAG and UAAG best practices and examples
<jeanne> jeanne drafts the material and says that it is still too soon to list them since we don't have any in draft mode.
Gavin: native applications and
hybrid apps are not included
... web views on Android in native applications does not get
read
... Would be good to have a list of known issues
Kathy: Things are changing fast so these issues would need to be updated regularly
Gavin: also dependant on device, OS etc
Jeanne: We should include the
mobile resources
... where should it be on the page?
Kathy: Maybe in the WCAG section
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) covers web pages, web applications, native applications and hybrid applications, including content used on mobile devices.
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) covers web pages, web applications, native applications and hybrid applications. This includes web content delivered on mobile devices through a browser and mobile applications.
Jeanne - Make the list of options a bulleted list
Kathleen: like option 2
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) covers:
• web pages
• web applications
• native applications
• hybrid applications
This includes web content delivered on mobile devices through a browser and mobile applications.
<gavinevans> i like number 2
Kathy: How to incorporate the link about the resources
Kathleen: List under W3C addresses mobile accessibility
Kathy: Put a bullet about the mobile accessibility taskforce and link to the resources
Mobile Accessibility Resources and Best Practices summarizes the resources available about mobile accessibility pertaining to mobile design and development across different platforms and devices.
Kathleen: Under WAI-ARIA in the section WAI is working to enhance technologies for mobile accessibility we should note that it is not just web applications
<kathleen> It applies to web applications and to accessing websites with mobile devices and mobile applications.
Kathy: Three changes WCAG, adding
list resources and the WAI-ARIA section
... I will send the list of changes to Jeanne
... Next week we will continue the discussion on mobile
techniques
thanks!
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