<mck> agenda https://github.com/w3c/aria-practices/wiki/August-13%2C-2018-Meeting
<AnnAbbott> test
<scribe> scribe: jongund
Issue 704 : https://github.com/w3c/aria-practices/issues/704
MK: What about emtpy spinner, you require a value, but you don't have a default
JN: I think that is totally
valid
... It doesn't default to 0
MK: So we are going to have to change the ARIA spec, Issue 797
JN: I don't see the
aria-valuemax, and aria-valuemax should be required or
supported, visually you don't get that information
... The min max inoformation is only available as help, or erro
rmessage
AA: I don't like guessing games
JN: Its a guessing game for
everyone else, unless there is some help information
... When they are not known, then the values...
MK: The spec is conflicting with itself, required attributes need valid values
JN: You would have to change the spec for an undefined values
MK: The spec says that you must
have a valid value for a required values
... I am going to submit a PR to fix these conflicting
requirements of the spec
... It should be an optio to support delete and backspace, if
the author wants too
JN: In Firefox it sets the
valuetext poperty and doesn't sue the other values
... aria-value is typically read as a percentage, rahter than
an number, if you use valuetext then it reads the value
MK: You can's set a percentage
unless you define min and max
... The percentage is not a useful thing to be doing for a spin
button
... I agree the number is probably more important
... Does anyone else have more comments on this issue?
MK: I would like to talk about
the aria-controls issue first
... This is an old issue, we need to clean these out
... There are multiple issues related to this
... The issue is that you cannot move focus to the referenced
element, because it is off screen
... Options on what the user expereince should be
... Is this a author, user or screen reader issue
AA: only if it is offscree?
MK: Stuff that is not visible, ...
AA: What if it is in an expanded or collapsed section?
JN: The screen reader should give the user options. It is not the authors
MK: JAWS announces no matter what, unless there is a more recent version
MB: I am not sure who's responsibility it is
Bryan: I don't have a strong opinion
MK: You are saying either screen
reader or browser, not an authoring requirement
... The values of aria-controls is related to testing and
validation, you know which element is suppose to be
visible
... You could not tell what anything controls, and so if there
is a control that is not controlling anything, it would be hard
to figure that out
... On menus I am thinking aria-controls should be users,
rather than parent child, sibling relationships
... From a practical matter the author controls
AA: Is there anything for the author to only point to visible stuff
MK: I m trying to say that it
shouldn't be the authors problem
... If I was designing a screen reader I would never say
"Controls", I would say something like "Press X key to move to
panel XYZ", I would not add the words "controls"
... If you are poviidng a move to function just say that
JN: I see pointing to updated data or values
MK: I am going to submit a Issue,
they might comment if we..
... I propose we move to aria-expanded to next week, and move
to the carousel review
https://rawgit.com/jongund/aria-practices/carousel/examples/carousel/carousel-1/carousel.html
<AnnAbbott> mck: should say something about auto-rotation
<AnnAbbott> jg: looked at Bootstrap 3 example
<AnnAbbott> jg: pause button only pops up in review mode
<AnnAbbott> jg: as soon as kbd focus or hover, it stops
<AnnAbbott> jg: what should happen if kbd focus or hover is removed?
<AnnAbbott> jg: image title has h3 for reference
<AnnAbbott> jg: Prev & Next buttons could have extra text to indicate title of appropriate slide
<AnnAbbott> jg: tab order is bottom, left, right
<AnnAbbott> jg: can use either Prev/Next or the dots
<AnnAbbott> bg: listbox instead of dots?
<AnnAbbott> mk: stops rotating when gets focus
<AnnAbbott> mk: no notification that there are more slides
<AnnAbbott> jg: tablist and tabs
<AnnAbbott> mk: when Next is activated, no JAWS notification
<AnnAbbott> bg: region of carousel
<AnnAbbott> aa: region with unique names
<AnnAbbott> bg: dots are aria-buttons
<AnnAbbott> mck: group or toolbar
<AnnAbbott> bg: uses group
<AnnAbbott> mck: aria-controls could move to slide content
<AnnAbbott> mck: Prev/Next should have aria-controls of slide title/panel
<AnnAbbott> jg: clicking on dot moves to that slide
<AnnAbbott> mck: only sr user would know if dots are grouped
<AnnAbbott> or tabs
<AnnAbbott> mck: group is better
<AnnAbbott> jg: will update and review in two weeks
<AnnAbbott> No meeting Sept 3
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