Agenda: HTML-A11Y telcon 10 December 2009 at 16:00Z - ARIA-in-HTML5 document-conformance criteria

** preliminary agenda for this week's HTML-A11Y telcon **

Meeting: HTML-A11Y telecon
Chair: Michael(tm)_Smith
agenda+ identify scribe
agenda+ review agenda
agenda+ ARIA-in-HTML5 document-conformance criteria
agenda+ reports from TF Subgroups (Canvas; Video; ...)
agenda+ review open issues
agenda+ next meeting, confirm date/time, choose scribe
agenda+ any other business

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In regards to the third agenda item above (ARIA-in-HTML5
document-conformance criteria):

1. Terminology. We've used the terms "ARIA mappings" and "ARIA
   integration" in discussions, but I suggest that the precise
   description for what I think we need to make it a priority for
   the HTML-A11Y TF to discuss this week is the specific topic of
   "ARIA-in-HTML5 document conformance criteria".

2. Goal. I think the goal of our discussion of this topic on the
   HTML-A11Y TF telcon this week should be to put together a plan for
   arriving at consensus among the TF members on this question:

     Question: What exact document-conformance criteria should the
     HTML5 specification provide with regard to integration of
     ARIA attributes into the HTML language; including, what ARIA
     attributes should be allowed where, and what specific
     restrictions on use of particular ARIA attributes on
     particular HTML elements should the HTML5 spec provide.

   Note that whatever consensus decision/resolution on that
   question that we produce from the HTML-A11Y TF will not be
   binding on the HTML WG but will be documented and provided to
   the HTML WG chairs and group as a work product of the TF.

3. Documents. In forming the discussion for item #2 above, we have
   two particular instances of concrete text related to
   ARIA-in-HTML5 document conformance that merit special interest:

     A. The "Annotations for assistive technology products (ARIA)"
     section of the HTML5 draft specification:
     http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/embedded-content-0.html#annotations-for-assistive-technology-products-aria

     B. The draft document "Document conformance suggestions for
     ARIA roles and properties in HTML 5" from Steven Faulkner:
     http://www.paciellogroup.com/blog/misc/ARIA/html5-elements1.html

If possible, please take time to look at both of those documents
prior to the telcon, and be prepared to participate in an informed
discussion of them on the call.

I suggest that we take part of the time on the call to look at
those two documents together as a group and make some comparisons
between them, noting points on which they are currently in
conflict and having an initial discussion about what changes
should be made to either or both of them.

I suggest also that on the call, we try to set some deadlines for
getting resolution on the goal in item #2 above, and for reporting
back to the group about this topic.

It may be that discussion of this topic will consume the full hour
we have for the call, and so we might not have time to discuss
some of the remaining agenda items (reports from TF Subgroups,
review of open issues) this week.

  --Mike

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-- 
Michael(tm) Smith
http://people.w3.org/mike/

Received on Wednesday, 9 December 2009 11:46:02 UTC