12:56:34 RRSAgent has joined #wcag-act 12:56:39 logging to https://www.w3.org/2024/04/11-wcag-act-irc 12:56:39 RRSAgent, make logs Public 12:56:40 Meeting: Accessibility Conformance Testing Teleconference 12:56:42 agenda? 12:57:21 zakim, clear agenda 12:57:21 agenda cleared 12:57:30 agenda+ ACT Standup 12:57:42 agenda+ Next 2 meetings cancelled (April 18 & 25) 12:57:53 agenda+ Review spreadsheet Updates needed 12:58:04 agenda+ Focusable element has no keyboard trap via non-standard navigation 12:58:13 agenda+ Focusable element has no keyboard trap (Composite) 12:58:14 thbrunet has joined #wcag-act 12:58:25 agenda+ 9:40 with CG: Label in Name Understanding update and Related ACT changes 12:58:37 agenda+ What next? 13:01:07 trevor has joined #wcag-act 13:02:21 scribe: dmontalvo 13:02:54 present+ 13:02:54 zakim, take up next 13:02:54 agendum 1 -- ACT Standup -- taken up [from kathy] 13:02:57 present+ 13:03:01 present+ Daniel 13:03:03 present+ 13:04:21 Kathy: Waited on a decission, coordinated with Bruce on that 13:05:28 http://irc.w3.org/?channels=#wcag-act 13:05:45 Tom: Not much to report 13:06:54 catherine6 has joined #wcag-act 13:07:07 present+ 13:07:41 Katherine: Out these weeks 13:08:13 Trevor: Started to look through some of JM PRs on the target rules, huge PRs 13:09:02 Publication to WAI website, coordination with CG for joint discussion, planning meeting, sent email to AGWG Chairs to request approval for ACT-Rules format FPWD 13:09:08 zakim, take up next 13:09:08 agendum 2 -- Next 2 meetings cancelled (April 18 & 25) -- taken up [from kathy] 13:09:36 Kathy: Canceling next two meetings 13:10:38 zakim, close item 2 13:10:38 agendum 2, Next 2 meetings cancelled (April 18 & 25), closed 13:10:38 I see 5 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 13:10:38 3. Review spreadsheet Updates needed [from kathy] 13:10:40 zakim, take up next 13:10:40 agendum 3 -- Review spreadsheet Updates needed -- taken up [from kathy] 13:12:12 Kathy: Media alternative for video content being visible -- I expect some decission by the end of this week. I'll follow up when I'm back. That is going to affect one or two rules. There were two atomics and one composite 13:12:33 zakim, close item 3 13:12:33 agendum 3, Review spreadsheet Updates needed, closed 13:12:34 I see 4 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 13:12:34 4. Focusable element has no keyboard trap via non-standard navigation [from kathy] 13:12:36 zakim, take up next 13:12:36 agendum 4 -- Focusable element has no keyboard trap via non-standard navigation -- taken up [from kathy] 13:13:07 Kathy: We got through a bit of this survey 13:13:32 Kathy: Question 7 13:14:27 ... Tom, it might be easy or if you are the liaison in the others you may want to take this up as well 13:15:32 Tom: Being able to escape in one direction may not be sufficient for SC 2.1.2 13:15:41 [[Commentss on added background note]] 13:15:47 Kathy: Any questions? 13:16:31 [[Expectation 3]] 13:16:47 Tom: It would be clearer if that was on expectation 2 instead of 3 13:17:36 Tom: The note is about clarifying how you would do that. The third is about describing it 13:18:08 Kathy: I think the note under 3 is trying to explain what expectation 3 is saying 13:18:32 Tom: But it is clarifying the how to cycle to browser UI in expectation 2 13:18:49 ... Cycling to the browser UI is defined through the expectations 13:19:17 Kathy: I read ex pectation 2 as about the help information 13:19:49 Tom: You need to get to expectation 3 for you to find out what cycle to the browser UI means 13:20:21 Trevor: I would be infavor of either changing from cycle to something else or having cycle somewhere in the definition 13:20:45 +1 13:21:20 Trevor: For me, cycle means just tabing until I get back around 13:21:43 ... Whereas here intermediate steps for you to be able to do that are implicit, and are unclear 13:22:46 Kathy: Are we all in agreement to move note in expectation 3 to expectation 2 13:22:51 Tom: Second sentence is fine 13:23:16 ... We have a definition of cycling that can be used in both places 13:23:37 ... I would clean it up a bit 13:23:53 ... And handle it as part of the PR process 13:24:20 Kathy: Tom's comment about passed 1 13:25:04 Tom: The way the HTML is set up is outside of the trap. Inside of the trap you cannot get to CTRL+M. Screen readers can use reading mode but that is not all users 13:25:57 ... Would be good for all of this to be wrapped around the modal 13:26:13 Kathy: I don't see an expectation that the help information needs to be available within the trap 13:26:35 Tom: That's what the first one says, yes, never mind. Weird implementation but it's fine 13:27:15 Kathy: Tom also says: Good to have an inapplicable example with a modal that can be exitted with escape 13:27:21 Kathy: I like that 13:27:59 Kathy: ?Ready to publish? 13:28:05 Tom: No, some clean-up is needed 13:28:17 zakim, take up next 13:28:17 agendum 5 -- Focusable element has no keyboard trap (Composite) -- taken up [from kathy] 13:28:49 Kathy: A lot of work needs to happen in the atomic rules anyway 13:29:03 ... Some restructuring according to Format updates 13:29:51 Kathy: Katherine flags 1589 13:31:20 Kathy: Second passed -- The description has been expanded 13:31:47 Tom: Do we need to add roles to that or it's OK for it to be "bad code"? 13:32:00 Kathy: We generally want everything to pass in all scenarios 13:32:17 Tom: At a minimum a role="button" would be required 13:33:49 Kathy: This is not ready to publish since the atomic rules are not ready 13:33:53 ... We need to find a liaison 13:34:21 Tom: I could take these two together 13:34:39 ... I can take the composite too 13:35:04 zakim, take up next 13:35:04 agendum 6 -- 9:40 with CG: Label in Name Understanding update and Related ACT changes -- taken up [from kathy] 13:35:45 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/pull/2725/files 13:36:10 Kathy: The AG is trying to update the understanding for label in name 13:36:31 ... They have asked ACT to review this PR and I need to submit our comments 13:37:12 ... They've created some additional guidance for mathematical expressions, and for text in parenthesis 13:38:37 https://github.com/act-rules/act-rules.github.io/pull/2075 13:38:56 ... I just added a question, is it possible to add some outliers to this? U.S. puts area codes are in parenthesis 13:39:23 Kathy: Also, this is work from the CG on how to evaluate this if the above PR is merged 13:42:55 CarlosD has joined #wcag-act 13:42:55 daniel-montalvo has joined #wcag-act 13:44:12 Jean-Yves has joined #wcag-act 13:44:30 daniel-montalvo has left #wcag-act 13:45:49 Kathy: The CG has some updates on their PR to handle these changes from AGWG Understanding documents 13:45:56 present+ 13:46:27 ... AGWG has asked for ACT feedback. I'd like for us to discuss these changes together 13:46:38 present+ 13:46:48 .. CG PR is 2075 13:47:38 ... It seems Dan that when you looked through this they were in alignment with you 13:48:45 s/with you/with your algorithm/ 13:50:49 Kathy: We will start with the mathematical expressions section. Any concerns with what they are suggesting here? 13:51:22 Mark: Voice Control on the mac transformed punctuation into spaces in my tested. That is an issue with mathematical expressions 13:51:51 Kathy: How would you like to phrase that? 13:52:36 Mark: My question is can Voice recognition distinguish between mathematical expressions where punctuation is important andd other strings where they are not as important? 13:52:50 ... That seems difficult to do in software. In the rules, ti's just about how AT does that 13:53:31 Mark: Someone who uses these AT for real may have a better handle at it 13:54:10 ... Also, there are several similar looking characters that are difficult to distinguish just by looking at them on screen. Minus signs, dashes, hyphens, etc 13:55:18 Jean-Yves: If you use x for multiplication in your label there might be a mismatch 13:55:39 ... If you use the x in the label use it in the name as well and people will figure it out 13:56:08 Mark: If you say "click a x b" the speech recognition software may find it hard to match it 13:56:33 Dan: I think that is true. My PR skips around this for the reason Jean-Yves just mentioned 13:56:55 ... My algorithm filters these out. We may have false negatives but we can deal with that 13:57:17 Tom: Is there any concern with modern technologies (mainly AI)? 13:58:02 Dan: WCAG does well in opening the door to AI as long as AI is able to tell the difference 13:58:30 ... These scenarios could be improved with better implementations that better handle AI 13:59:10 Kathy: Are we OK as long as name and label usse the same characters we are good if we rely on AT to translate them accordingly? 13:59:56 Jean-Yves: This PR is not changing anything of that. The text is the same 14:00:00 Carlos: Agree 14:00:42 Kathy: Text in parenthesis won't be required to be part of the accessible name 14:01:12 Dan: I tend to write phone numbers in parenthesis, but that is not what everyone seems to do these days 14:01:57 Tom: In some phones, phone numbers are automatically converted into space format as you type them 14:02:07 ... and add the brackets 14:03:03 Jean-Yves: I think this level of detail is OK for WCAG, not so for us. Generally we should probably discard text in brackets even though it generates some false negative 14:04:37 Carlos: Agree with Jean-YVes on this. For phone numbers, I suppose that is probably most relevant in the U.S. 14:05:10 Jean-Yves: We used them in France when we had just 8 digits. No more since we changed to 10 digits 20 years ago 14:05:27 ... Maybe other countries outside the U.S. and Europe do use them 14:06:01 Kathy: Area code is compulsory now, used to be optional in the past 14:06:29 Tom: You can suppress the area code if you are calling the same area 14:06:35 Kathy: We are all OK with this, right? 14:06:47 [[Everybody agrees]] 14:06:58 rrsagent, draft minutes 14:06:59 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2024/04/11-wcag-act-minutes.html dmontalvo 14:07:49 Jean-Yves has left #wcag-act 14:18:59 thbrunet has joined #wcag-act 14:43:29 thbrunet has joined #wcag-act 15:02:52 s/Canceling next two meetings/Canceling next two meetings. 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