Re: Teams for WCAG 2.2 Proposed Coga Success Criteria

Hi John,

It was there, but it was first in the list as we'd already included it prior to the COGA F2F. 

It looks like Rachael signed up for it, with me, Andrew and JF. Would you like to be on that one? I'm sure Rachael would be happy to have help with that.

Cheers,

-Alastair


On 23/04/2019, 20:16, "Steve Lee" <stevelee@w3.org> wrote:

    I may have become confused John.
    
    While WCAG and Michael mentioned an item called "Accessible 
    Authentication" in the meeting, there is no such pattern in the Design 
    Guide.
    
    There is "Logging in does not rely on good memory or other cognitive 
    skills" an I assumed that is the one that was intended so used that name 
    in my email.
    
    Did I get that wrong?
    
    In addition, as we have another pattern called "Do not rely on users 
    memorizing information" I removed "good memory or" from the log in 
    pattern to avoid the obvious overlap. We are waiting for Jamie to 
    complete this pattern.
    
    Did I get that wrong?
    
    Thanks
    
    
    On 23/04/2019 19:29, Rochford, John wrote:
    > Hi Steve,
    > 
    > I notice Accessible Authentication is not on the list. Why?
    > 
    > John
    > 
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    > -----Original Message-----
    > From: Steve Lee <stevelee@w3.org>
    > Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2019 10:52 AM
    > To: public-cognitive-a11y-tf <public-cognitive-a11y-tf@w3.org>
    > Subject: Teams for WCAG 2.2 Proposed Coga Success Criteria
    > 
    > Information on people working on new WCGA 2.2 Success Criteria (SCs) as 
    > agreed in the last week's AGWG meeting.
    > 
    > At our recent Face to Face meeting in Southampton we selected four 
    > Design Patterns that we want to become SCs in the next release of WCGA 2.2.
    > 
    > In last weeks AGWG meeting each of these SCs was assigned a person from 
    > the Coga TF. In addition others from WCAG joined to complete the teams.
    > 
    > One person is the lead and others will help out as they can.
    > 
    > The teams will work to give the SCs the best chance of making it into 
    > WCAG 2.2 by using their combined experience of Coga and the WCAG SC process.
    > 
    > Here are the SCs and the teams
    > 
    > # Logging in does not rely on cognitive skills
    > 
    > Lead: Rachael Montgomery
    > 
    > Team: Alastair Campbell, Andrew Kirkpatrick, John Foliot
    > 
    > # Easy to find most important thing on a page
    > 
    > Lead: Rachael Montgomery
    > 
    > Team: Andrew Kirkpatrick
    > 
    > # Do not rely on users memorizing information
    > 
    > Lead: Rachael Montgomery
    > 
    > Team: Jake Abma, Andrew Kirkpatrick, JoAnne Juett
    > 
    > # Make it easy to undo errors
    > 
    > Lead: John Kirkwood
    > 
    > Team: Jake Abma, Andrew Kirkpatrick, Rachael Montgomery
    > 
    > I intend to lurk on each.
    > 
    > It would be good to have more people involved. So, if one particularly 
    > interests you you can let the lead know, reply on this list or let 
    > Michael know as he is usually on our Coga calls.
    > 
    > More details will appear as the teams start their work.
    > 
    > Steve
    >

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