14:49:43 RRSAgent has joined #epub-fxl 14:49:48 logging to https://www.w3.org/2023/10/23-epub-fxl-irc 14:49:49 RRSAgent, make logs Public 14:49:50 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), wendyreid 14:49:53 meeting: FXL Accessibility Task Force 14:49:59 date: 2023-10-23 14:50:02 chair: wendyreid 15:03:10 sue_neu has joined #epub-fxl 15:03:11 SimonPRH has joined #epub-fxl 15:03:24 present+ 15:05:09 gautier has joined #epub-fxl 15:05:17 present+ 15:05:27 present+ 15:05:37 gpellegrino has joined #epub-fxl 15:05:45 present+ 15:06:05 present+ 15:06:39 CharlesL has joined #EPUB-FXL 15:06:40 jgriggs has joined #epub-fxl 15:06:44 present+ 15:06:52 present+ 15:07:17 I'm going through old emails trying to find the meeting passcode can someone post it or email it? 15:08:01 present+ 15:12:09 Hadrien has joined #epub-fxl 15:12:14 present+ 15:12:19 scribe+ sue_neu 15:12:41 Topic: https://github.com/w3c/epub-specs/pull/2587 15:13:31 scribe: Wendy I was able to go through all the comments on the document, I included the techniques so we didn't lose the information... 15:13:55 wendy there is a techniques document, mostly cut and paste for now 15:14:24 I went throught the requests, I'd like to talk about pagelist 15:14:52 I want to keep page lists in, we need to remind publishers why they are important. How can we make that a bit cleaner 15:15:01 q+ 15:15:36 [Hadrien] What you can do with pagelist is different than with page breaks.. 15:16:10 that said you shouldn't take for granted the abilitiy to include a print equivalent 15:16:45 Wendy: yes, agreed. If I were building a fxl I would remove all the blank pages first since the don't make sense in an ebook 15:17:42 Hadrien: you don't need blank pages even to preserve spreads, you can make single pages centered display 15:17:55 ack gpellegrino 15:18:05 Hadrien: best practice is to avoid blank pages 15:19:13 Gregorio: It was a previous requirement for FXL to have a pagelist. It used to cause an issue in ACE, when there was no pagelist, but it doesn't any more. We should remove the editor's note 15:19:40 Wendy: Let's talk about legibility, all of the comments were warranted... 15:20:04 I'm happy to go through that again and refine it to what is required in WCAG re text structuring... 15:20:27 I do want to keep some of it in, I will reference readablitiy science... 15:20:48 q+ 15:20:50 I want to add more stuff that references internationalization and readibility 15:20:54 ack gpellegrino 15:21:06 Does anyone want to do more research on readability/internationalization 15:21:36 Gregorio: I think we need scientific reference, or remove this section only. 15:21:51 Wendy: I will make clear what is WCAG and what is beyond WCAG 15:22:35 Wendy: Has anyone done research on legibility in different scripts from the western alphabet? 15:23:32 Gautier: I might be able to find a resource 15:23:34 EDRLab works on EPUB and Dyslexia: https://www.edrlab.org/accessibility/epub-and-dyslexia/ 15:23:46 q+ 15:23:56 ack CharlesL 15:24:13 Wendy: sometimes publishers say "we have included the dislexia font" but we need to make it clear to publishers that this isn't a total solution 15:24:23 Another reference I like: https://medium.com/the-readability-group 15:24:40 q+ 15:24:45 ack Hadrien 15:24:46 Charles: People have to be able to change the font even if the dyslexia font is available.. 15:24:51 publishers should know 15:25:36 Hadrien: basically we are describing a reflowable epub. Technically it is possible to extract the content and build a relowable on the fly.. 15:25:59 q+ 15:26:05 we may always come back to "how can we create a reflowable experience within an fxl 15:26:23 q+ 15:26:47 Wendy: The best we can do withing the confines of the current document is important to use standard fonts... 15:26:51 ack gautier 15:26:59 None of this is hard requirements but worth considering 15:27:20 Gautier: should we mention the limits on access from special devices? ... 15:27:32 alot of devices don't access fxl... 15:27:51 like some eink devices daisy players and braille systems... 15:28:13 ack Hadrien 15:28:18 maybe we should mention that an fxl limits the devices that can read your book 15:28:52 Hadrien: there are many fxl files design with specific fonts in mind expecting them to be avaiable... 15:29:16 this results in people cannot read these books at all if the font isn't available... 15:29:44 I have seen this extensively. Some reading systems embed ios fonts to solve this... 15:30:16 I think one of our test files is has rendering issues on android because of this problem... 15:31:02 Wendy: I've seen this happen when we don't have a font, or a reading system doesn't have a font, that supports languages with extended charactors... 15:31:19 sometimes this results in "tofu" boxes in the text... 15:31:47 publishers should include universal fonts or include fonts with all need charactors... 15:32:14 Wendy: I need to go to another meeting, if anyone has resouce this would be helpful 15:32:39 Hadrien: I am sharing an example of the font issue I mentioned... 15:33:16 zakim, end meet 15:33:16 I don't understand 'end meet', wendyreid 15:33:19 zakim, end meeting 15:33:19 As of this point the attendees have been SimonPRH, gautier, gpellegrino, sue_neu, CharlesL, jgriggs, wendyreid, Hadrien 15:33:21 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 15:33:22 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/10/23-epub-fxl-minutes.html Zakim 15:33:29 I am happy to have been of service, wendyreid; please remember to excuse RRSAgent. Goodbye 15:33:29 Zakim has left #epub-fxl 15:33:38 rrsagent, make logs public 15:33:56 CharlesL has left #epub-fxl 15:41:41 rrsagent, bye 15:41:41 I see no action items