<scribe> scribe: trevor
wilco: agenda items speaks for itself, going to have no meetings for a few weeks
wilco: quick update on common input aspects. The change was approved by AG. We looked at an editorial update and I think we are ready to publish the update.
trevor: i think just need some reviewers for line height
kathyeng: pr on aria-hidden just needs some more approval.
daniel: No updates on making updates to the headers attribute on a cell.
wilco: We have two new surveys this week. iframe with negative tabindex rule and heading is non-empty accessible name. Both are due next week. Please get to them by next week
wilco: AG went through the
remainder of the surveyed rules. All of them were approved.
There was one that was approved with changes, some editorial
changes on form field has accessible name.
... will migrate these over and we will have 6 more published
rules.
... we keep having rules brought up in AG about assumptions.
Specific example was failing autocomplete for fields that don't
need it. Not everyone was entirely comfortable.
... is fundamental to many rules that we have.
kathyeng: was the issue with having an assumption field or was it just specific assumptions
wilco: was a hot topic at this
AG.
... example was having favorite color in an autocomplete field,
because its not an autocomplete. But its on a field that does
not need the autocomplete, it fails the rule but not the
S.C.
helen: So they want us to stay away from normative assumptions?
wilco: More about unease with potential false positives. Currently we have implementers improving rules as they find false positives in practice with them
helen: what did AG propose?
wilco: They accepted the rule, just with some reluctance
helen: is there any action for us?
wilco: Not really, just that a
hesitance exists.
... without them, some validation like checks would not be
possible without the assumptions
trevor: Don't really have a problem with it
wilco: One thing that came up was
to make a more obvious mechanism to report issue with the
rule
... we might highlight our reliance on publicly reported false
positives and adding a banner or something might be a good
addition
... helen to open an issue with ideas about how we can
implement this
wilco: elm marked as decorative,
helen to review
... element-lang-valid rule, kathy to finish review
... #1738 name valid language tag, awaiting wcag approved rules
to be on the website
... #1729 on CR for 2 weeks
... #1725 fully approved, to be merged soon
... line-height rule still needs one change.
wilco: going to go through all of the rules that helen opened reducing the number of SC mapped to the rules, going to review those now
helen: removed the AAA, but felt that if it fails the A, the AAA will fail automatically.
wilco: still apply, proposal to leave as is
RESOLUTION: Task force decided not to adopt PR 1759
wilco: PR #1758, removes enhanced, same case as before
kathyeng: need some clarification on how our passed examples do not pass the stricter versions of the rules. have some language in the background
wilco: we have talked about this in the past, may be a different conversation
kathyeng: possibly have test cases specific to the more strict rules
wilco: kind of like the way that
we are currently doing it.
... propose that if we want to discuss this in more details we
create a separate issue for it.
RESOLUTION: Task force decided not to adopt PR 1758
helen: #1757, same case
RESOLUTION: Task force decided not to adopt PR 1757
helen: #1756, took out
reflow
... this rule is more about resize text. it is more of 1.4.4
check than a reflow check.
wilco: #1755, removed 3.2.5 AAA, dropped change on request
helen: took it out since cases
were for automated refresh not for a user
... thought i needed to remove all doubles, think both could be
valid here.
wilco: problem trying to
determine difference between change of context and
interruption
... #1754, takes meta refresh and removes AAA requirements.
might be impacted by our decision on #1755, leaving for
now
... #1753, removes AAA link purpose, closing for same reason as
above.
RESOLUTION: Task force decided not to adopt PR 1753
helen: #1752, removed 2.4.9 since its about link on its own vs in content (2.4.4).
wilco: if link in context not
descriptive then it isn't descriptive on its own
... think we should keep this since if a link doesn't have a
clear name with context then it definitely will not without
context
RESOLUTION: Task force decided not to adopt PR 1752
wilco: #1751, removed link purpose 2.4.4, 2.4.9.
helen: I think link purpose is different from the name
daniel: what other ways could we give link purpose without name?
wilco: reluctant about this once
since it is about link text and not link name
... not sure 2.4.4 is about the accessible name.
... proposal to leave it as is.
helen: think it needs some more review
wilco: #1750, removed 1.1.1 from
image button
... is a no from me, since it is used in rules format
helen: fine with this one not being merged.
RESOLUTION: Task force decided not to adopt PR 1750