<Kathy> https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Wcag21-techniques

techniques logistics

MTAF page now links to master list

Kathy: if there is a link already created it will link to that. Task forces can review the ones other taskforces did
... all of the branches have been created now for all the techniques

Detlev: easy way to see raw git

Kathy: switch the URL so you can see the HTML version rather than the edited version

<Kathy> https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Wcag21-techniques#Reviews_and_alternative_versions

Kathy: instructions at the very bottom of the document
... this now has get hub step-by-step instructions – review alternate versions section

Detlev: each technique has its own branch – just to see the HTML code rendered in raw git – can paste into URL to make that happen, but it would be nice to have a button within the github source code view which we just show it rendered

<Kathy> https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2018AprJun/0473.html

Kathy: all the techniques are there – Michael created – here's the message he sent out – list of all branches

Detlev: what are the priorities – need to focus on what I can do, general techniques that aren't script heavy – which are the most important ones to get in

Kathy: the ones we haven't leveled A. There going to be most important – character key shortcut and label in name. Both of those are not really code heavy, those are simply talking about what were actually naming things, and then for character key shortcuts what we're assigning. So both of those are important mainly because they are level a but also because they are easier for us to do.
... we have pointer gestures and to for pointer cancellation. The other one is Motion actuation, but we don't have anything. Those are going to be more script heavy. And they just finished changing the understanding document for that
... in looking at the low hanging fruit and important things that we've got is to have techniques for character key shortcuts and Label in name

Detlev: motion actuation some kind of bookmarklet motion from sensors – maybe that's possible but I don't really know. I wouldn't be the one writing those. Maybe it's possible to save what to look for in the code – search for a particular event

Kathy: the other one that I was going to tackle because I've been doing a lot of research on CSS and scripting is orientation. So the orientation one where were looking at the CSS properties and looking at whether or not a particular orientation – I was going to tackle that one. That's a AA

Detlev: from the viewpoint trigger breakpoints

Kathy: also lock orientation – technique where we have failure where we have set it
... orientation, writing of bookmarklet to look for that
... target I already have a bookmarklet for but that's lower priority AAA
... I can send you the link

Detlev: is there any plan for the mobile accessibility task force to meet at TPAC

Kathy: I'm going to be there. I know we are not on the schedule right now. Especially with silver collecting – make sure that work all passes through. I was going to talk to Andrew and see what he thought about that

Detlev: I'm not sure that would be useful. There was a large group a year ago when we were working on the mobile stuff – some people chime in on the mailing list but aren't as active on the calls. What does that mean for this group? What's most useful to make progress?
... it's hard to take time for both – at some point I was not on the main calls and only on the mobile calls

Kathy: for all of the taskforces it's about the same as far as the focus has been on the WCAG working group to get out the current standard so with all kinds of shifted. We're trying to coordinate that now – techniques, making sure things moving forward on specific ones.
... with that, I don't know if you guys want to take character key shortcuts or Label in name

Kim, character key shortcuts, Detlev label in name, Kathy orientation

Detlev: lots of failures

Kathy: I would just do one failure

Detlev: one failure, check for all those conditions and if none of them are true then it's a failure
... I can try to do one failure and the General technique

<Kathy> https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/mobile-a11y-tf/wiki/WCAG_2.1_Understanding_and_Techniques_Development#Techniques

<Kathy> https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/mobile-a11y-tf/wiki/Ensuring_that_functionality_triggered_by_multipoint_or_path-based_gestures_can_be_operated_with_a_single_pointer

Kathy: our list is below – We collapsed character key shortcuts. Probably pick one github branch then make a note that we have collapsed them

<Kathy> https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/mobile-a11y-tf/wiki/Ensuring_that_drag-and-drop_gestures_can_be_cancelled

Kathy: template is in the wiki. Have to move it over to github

<Kathy> https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/mobile-a11y-tf/wiki/Activation_events_are_not_triggered_when_touch_is_removed_from_a_control

Kathy: Chris should put the one he did from the wiki to github
... technique and failure for character key shortcuts, Label in name, and also just one technique and failure for orientation – will collapse

<Kathy> https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Wcag21-techniques#Character_Key_Shortcuts

Kathy: recap – master list – we want to try and have at least one technique and failures for A and AA success criteria. Orientation, I was going to do one technique that has to do with CSS unlocking the orientation via CSS. There are other techniques and failures in there.
... the other one we don't have anything for is motion actuation – those of the two we have open right now and need to do work on. Motion actuation we can do as a general technique where we don't have to have any code

Marc: I can do motion actuation

Kathy: so I think were in good shape for June 1. We would like to have more, but picking up these at least we have the A's and AA's covered

Detlev: do you have any idea who we might ask to write a bookmarklet to check the code for motion actuation type events – does that sound feasible

Marc: it sounds feasible, but I do know anybody who can do that – nobody on our team at IBM who's done bookmark list that I'm aware of

Kathy: who's going to be work continued after the release. The goal is to at least have one technique and failure each of the A and AA's. If between the four of us who work on those we'll actually have accomplished that.

Detlev: bookmarklet might be too specific anyway – a secondary point

Kathy: we are putting all of these in github – there's a branch for all the techniques and each has a stub – putting them and editing them in there

<Kathy> https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/wiki/Wcag21-techniques

Kathy: Edit this list to put your name down
... and then we are putting the link to github when we are done in this list

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