14:33:48 RRSAgent has joined #wcag3-timing 14:33:52 logging to https://www.w3.org/2023/07/24-wcag3-timing-irc 14:33:52 RRSAgent, make logs Public 14:33:53 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), jeanne 14:34:15 Meeting: Timing and Interruptions Subgroup 15:02:53 Francis_Storr has joined #wcag3-timing 15:44:59 zakim, start meeting 15:44:59 RRSAgent, make logs Public 15:45:00 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), Francis_Storr 15:45:59 "meeting: timing and interruptions subgroup, week 1" 15:46:05 meeting: timing and interruptions subgroup, week 1 15:57:30 Wilco has joined #wcag3-timing 15:58:43 Lauriat has joined #wcag3-timing 15:59:28 Rachael has joined #wcag3-timing 16:00:49 agenda? 16:01:36 AndySomers has joined #wcag3-timing 16:01:48 present+ 16:02:04 zakim, start meeting 16:02:04 RRSAgent, make logs Public 16:02:05 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), Rachael 16:02:19 Present+ 16:03:44 q+ 16:03:52 agenda+ Introductions (if necessary) 16:03:56 ToddL has joined #wcag3-timing 16:03:56 agenda+ Finalize goals 16:03:59 agenda+ Work on plan of action 16:04:04 present+ 16:04:09 ack Rachael 16:04:12 https://docs.google.com/document/d/15ORny9RyJl70T1pUU5Qb5PBvh6yDOkmGCerrUgmY1gc/edit 16:06:02 Meeting: WCAG 3 Timing and interruptions Guideline Subgroup 16:07:47 scribe: Rachael 16:08:02 Introductions. Francis, Rachael, Jeanne, 16:09:21 present+ 16:10:53 ...Andrew, Shawn, Todd, and Wilco. 16:10:58 Wilco will just be hear this week. 16:12:25 Todd will facilitate next week with Wilco's support (Rachael can also assist) 16:13:11 https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RxbC8hOB6wvX1EisJzbYezvJXe0rGgDPvgUiBGCUw6Q/edit?pli=1#slide=id.g2175fb9d3cf_1_106 16:15:06 https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/quickref/?currentsidebar=%23col_overview#enough-time 16:15:58 q+ 16:16:12 q+ 16:16:26 Francis: We need to start with the research and then work through the writing process. Do we want to create a timeline by weeks? 16:16:34 [see scratchpad] 16:17:03 ack Wilco 16:17:16 ack AndySomers 16:17:26 Wilco: May want to mimic earlier group's approach. 16:17:49 Andy: Defining the user needs, why people need to have consideration, that is really helpful. 16:17:58 ...should be focus of first week 16:18:20 q+ 16:18:39 Andy: Example: Something happening too fast. 16:19:28 Chuck has joined #wcag3-timing 16:19:32 q+ to talk about the work previously done as part of the categorization project 16:21:15 ack Rachael 16:21:31 Rachael; Slide 20 on writing process. User needs first. Would like to follow that. 16:21:56 ack jeanne 16:21:56 jeanne, you wanted to talk about the work previously done as part of the categorization project 16:23:12 Jeanne: Last year we did a categorizaiton exercise that already pulled together some work. That can be a part of how we look at the user needs. Starting by brainstorming is a great way to start because we may pick up things we might not otherwise think about. 16:24:32 Francis: Read slide 20-24 for examples. Let's use this time to start working through user needs. 16:24:38 +1 to brainstorming/collecting user needs 16:24:59 +1 to Jeanne's suggestion of pulling from that categorization work already done, should get us off to a good start 16:25:34 Add research to scratch pad 16:26:18 q+ 16:26:22 q+ 16:26:40 Andy: I like to start with NIH 16:27:47 ack ToddL 16:27:57 NIH: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 16:28:06 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1POhgI_xHZtSoNbHFp3r5HYIkl6ePaP8DC5d90SZ1tF4/edit?usp=sharing 16:28:48 https://w3c.github.io/apa/fast/ 16:28:50 Paywalled: https://www.elsevier.com/books-and-journals 16:28:59 ack Rachael 16:29:21 Rachael: We have categorization exercise, COGA, can we sub-divide and not all overlap? 16:29:32 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ozuzzJWfGI_-oIFcGNLyg-WRfYXw89-z/edit#gid=85670843 16:29:54 Rachael will take COGA 16:30:08 If there are paywalled documents that you come across, let me know., I may be able to get a free version 16:32:18 https://docs.google.com/document/d/15ORny9RyJl70T1pUU5Qb5PBvh6yDOkmGCerrUgmY1gc/edit 16:33:33 q? 16:35:19 q+ 16:35:40 ack Ch 16:41:01 {Working in Scratchpad] 16:48:22 q+ 16:48:35 ack ToddL 16:48:48 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WKGPMiDL8CKcXWr0md09ZLwZEPdoxeNTNQsf8IuszqQ/edit?usp=sharing 16:48:50 ToddL: I also have another, so not sure where it goes. 16:49:30 Francis_Storr: Add it under the research heading 16:50:52 q+ 16:51:08 ack Ch 16:51:22 Jeanne: May lose some of the power in this doc 16:51:42 Chuck: I think there is some aspects of nagging that is timing related. Other aspects may go elsewhere. 16:51:50 q+ 16:52:16 ack And 16:52:47 Andy: When it comes to user needs, there is a lot of crossover. This brings into the question regarding the naming of these guidelines 16:52:49 q+ 16:52:55 q+ to suggest we discuss homework 16:52:56 ...talking earlier today about harm from motion 16:53:07 that overlaps with harm from flashes. 16:53:36 this opens the door to being able to work freely without stress. Is timing and interruptions the best title? 16:53:41 I'm unable for whatever reason to get the formatting down in the doc we're working on for the "Other links" area. 16:53:41 ack Rachael 16:53:57 q+ 16:54:30 This is the first step in the process. We can break this apart later and rename it. 16:54:40 q? 16:54:46 Jeanne: Yes, we could do so but likely not the first meeting. 16:54:46 +1 good to write down even if we think it doesn't "fit" 16:55:07 Andy: with brainstorming, we typically write things down even if it is not part of the category. 16:55:17 ...even if it is tangentally related. 16:55:37 ack Ch 16:55:37 Chuck, you wanted to suggest we discuss homework 16:55:38 +1 as long as the research supports the idea 16:55:56 ack Chuck 16:55:56 Chuck: We got so engrossed that time is almost up. 16:56:00 ack ToddL 16:56:27 ToddL: Agree with writing things down even if they don't fit. 16:56:41 Francis_Storr: Homework for next week. There is a bunch of reading for people to do. 16:57:11 This is so awesome Todd! And yes, as I absorb this, I couls dee these fitting into "interruptions" even if they don't have a timing aspect. 16:57:27 q+ 16:57:31 Go through the content in the scratchpad. 16:57:38 ack Ch 16:57:42 ...go through the user needs and make sure they are in the right format. 16:57:42 Thank you, Chuck. I'm not hard line on anything, but I'll explain next time. :) 16:57:44 q+ 16:58:11 Rachael: It may be worth linking to research if we write down a user need. 16:58:13 +1 to tracking research and links 16:58:23 +1, that'll help immensely! 16:58:34 Rachael: As we rework all of this, we may be asked about the research that supports this. 16:58:49 Francis_Storr: Maybe put into a table. Column of user need, column of user research. 16:58:49 +1 Good idea! 16:59:00 +1 homework 16:59:09 +1 16:59:13 +1 16:59:15 +1 16:59:20 aww man! homework?! 17:00:41 Rachael: Learning as we go. 17:02:58 rrsagent, generate minutes 17:03:00 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/07/24-wcag3-timing-minutes.html Rachael 17:36:24 Francis_Storr has joined #wcag3-timing 17:40:35 zakim, end meeting 17:40:36 As of this point the attendees have been AndySomers, Lauriat, ToddL, Wilco 17:40:37 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 17:40:39 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/07/24-wcag3-timing-minutes.html Zakim 17:40:44 I am happy to have been of service, Francis_Storr; please remember to excuse RRSAgent. Goodbye 17:40:45 Zakim has left #wcag3-timing