- From: Joshue O Connor <joconnor@w3.org>
- Date: Tue, 25 Aug 2020 15:11:32 +0100
- To: "public-silver@w3.org" <public-silver@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <24a5a1da-5fe0-d7bc-87fb-38078919624c@w3.org>
Hi Jeanne and all, Here is my draft technique and test for reflow of captioning (and other text). F0# Caption Reflow Technique: Customisable context sensitive reflow of captions, subtitles and text content in XR environments. Users with vision impairments may need to resize or reflow captions, subtitling or other text. It is important that caption, subtitling or text can reflow (in context) within an XR environment without loss of information, context or functionality. The means that via a user preference, personization or other customisation setting the user can choose a font format or size of their choice, or use a mechanism with accessible affordances, that will allow them to resize and reflow text without either hiding or obscuring the content or substantial loss of context. Maintaining reflow context in XR for Captions Content should not loose its context - this means that when captioning is related to speech they maintain their relationship with the source. If text within the environment needs to be resized there is a parent / child relationship that is semantically maintained. Anti-Aliasing or use of vector graphics of Captions Depending on the environment - Captions should be resized with out loss of quality. This may mean anti-aliasing options need to be available in XR or requiring the use of vector style graphics for captions and other text, which means they will resize more easily without loss of quality, F0# Captions Reflow Test: #1: There is support for captioning and subtitling of multimedia content. #2: These is support for reflow of captions and other text. #3: There is no need to scroll with the XR environment to reveal further text - a mechanism exists. #4: There are semantics present that define context and relationships between related captions, subtitles and their source. #5: Where captions and other text may be placed on a second screen context and source information is maintained. #: Check that #1, #2. #3, #4 are true etc. Caption Reflow new Outcomes: Outcome 1: Anti-aliasing is available as an option Outcome 2: Captions are provided in a vector format within the XR environment. Outcome 3: Captions and other text may be placed on a second screen. HTH Josh [1] https://w3c.github.io/silver/subgroups/xr/captioning/functional-outcomes.html -- Emerging Web Technology Specialist/Accessibility (WAI/W3C)
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