Re: Draft talk Maps for the Web Workshop

Thank you Josh.

I need a bit of help on how to get started. This is the workshop deadlines/ways to partecipate: https://www.w3.org/2020/maps/call-for-participation#position-statements <https://www.w3.org/2020/maps/call-for-participation#position-statements>

Which path should I follow according to what I’d like to submit? Position statement, presentation…? Sorry but I’m new about W3C workshops and do not know exactly the difference between them :)

Thank you


Nicolò Carpignoli

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> Il giorno 11 ago 2020, alle ore 12:42, Joshue O Connor <joconnor@w3.org> ha scritto:
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> Hi Nicoló,
> 
> On 11/08/2020 09:05, Nicolò Carpignoli wrote:
>> I will try to answer best as I can.
>> My idea was to highlight requirements for an accessible Web Map HTML native element, using current semantics and available “tools” (e.g. ARIA).
>> As one of the aims of the workshop is to define a Web Map HTML native element, I think that can be interesting to start with “how can we make it accessible with the tools we already have?” and possibly, from that, discuss and try to understand if they are enough. Talking more practically, a ‘user needs and requirements’ list like the one used on the XAUR, for examplehttps://www.w3.org/TR/xaur/#xr-user-needs-and-requirements  <https://www.w3.org/TR/xaur/#xr-user-needs-and-requirements>
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> Sounds great!
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>> I was not thinking to give a Demo, as we do not have the map HTML element. I think that at this stage it can be interesting to “just” highlight user needs and requirements without going to implement some non-standard solution.
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> I think that is a good approach - at this point a clear discussion on user needs is, well what's needed :-)
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>> The idea to integrate other APA specs is great, but I will need a bit of help with it. Maybe the integration will be easier to spot with the complete proposal? Then we can show needs and requirements to other APA members that knows all possible integrations better than me.
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> I think that is reasonable and if others on this list have some ideas here to integrate with other work being done, then please do.
> 
> Thanks Nicoló and I look forward to seeing what you come up with, if you would like help reviewing your draft, or need a second opinion please feel free to forward drafts.
> 
> Great stuff, thanks.
> 
> Josh
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