<scribe> scribe: Matthew_Atkinson
<Joshue108> thats great Matthew
Janina: XAUR has already recieved ~30 comments
Janina: COGA requested time with
us to ask for a review of an upcoming document (possibly the
29th)
... XAUR getting attention (as above); going successfully.
Janina: planning is being done
for both the case that travel restrictions are/are not lifted.
planning onging for potential face-to-face and virtual
events.
... the usual agenda questions arise: which other groups do we
want to meet with? etc. (a survey will be conducted, as
usual)
Becky: *expects to be able to attend face-to-face if permitted*
Janina: Now is our opportunity to express needs and opinions on the redesign.
<MichaelC> https://www.w3.org/wiki/2020_website_redesign/users
Michael: primary input at the
current time is user stories. The URL has a list of
stakeholders and user stories in the sense of what users would
like to get out of the site.
... we need to ensure accessibility is considered in the
current stories, and add any other relevant ones.
<MichaelC> https://www.w3.org/wiki/2020_website_redesign
Janina: the document from COGA
mentioned above is the user stories for AGWG, WCAG etc.
... ...so very timely for this project.
Michael: current phase is 'discovery' (preliminarily March and April, with production to follow until June). We have little time to contribute, important to do so as early as possible.
Janina: Is an extension possible, given we are already in April?
Michael: Unknown, but perhaps if
we can propose a plan with specific dates. Perhaps we can point
people to the editor's draft of the COGA document.
... There may be differences in expected structure between COGA
and the redesign team. The redesign team have provided
templates.
... Many different user roles are considered in the existing
stories (from Group Members and Chairs, to Web Developers with
different levels of experience, to Implementors, Sponsors and
Grassroots supporters).
... The existing stories at https://www.w3.org/wiki/2020_website_redesign/users
adhere to the prescribed format.
... Some stories covering people with disabilities specifically
have been added to the Wiki. E.g. Authors/Developers with
dyslexia, or low vision, etc.
Becky: some of the user stories focused on disabilities don't provide extensive information on what the users would expect in terms of accessibility features.
Michael: we could ask Léonie how we can help; what sort of input would be good from us.
Becky: *wonders how much technical accessibility input may be needed to help the developers of the site*
Michael: https://www.studio24.net/ is
the team developing the site.
... there will be private and public betas. Perhaps we should
ask about reviewing prototypes too?
... Two currently open tasks: 1. Identity survey; 2. User
stories.
<MichaelC> https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/spec-prod/2020AprJun/0000.html
Michael & Janina: we need to consider use cases of internationalisation and 'net connection speeds.
Michael: *Suggests chatting with Léonie to clarify input needed from APA; request involvement in testing*
Janina: *agrees*
Michael: none this week
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Michael: nothing new that's not already under our consideration.
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Matthew_Atkinson: there's a request for a new review of HTML.
<MichaelC> https://github.com/w3c/htmlwg/issues/8#issue-597865240
Matthew_Atkinson: I can count up the changes between the last review and now. There could be accessibility concerns in any of the commits.
Michael: WHATWG have provided a list of specific PRs/Issues they'd like our feedback on. Should start with those. Then after that we could look thorugh the commit history.
Matthew_Atkinson: *agrees*
Janina: Let's plan on talking
through these after the redesign next week.
... Please look in advance if possible. Does that sound OK?
Michael: *agrees*
Matthew_Atkinson: *agrees*
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Zakin, please part
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