- From: Fred Esch <fesch@us.ibm.com>
- Date: Wed, 15 Apr 2015 08:28:58 -0400
- To: <public-svg-a11y@w3.org>
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I believe Rich and Léonie may be traveling and unable to attend. If so, I
would like to discuss wiki vis git and go over open actions for anyone
attending.
We have a couple of tasks outstanding relating to navigation, so it may be
time to put navigation aside for a few weeks until related tasks are
farther along. I listed navigation related tasks below
Leone and Doug will look at chart navigation
Rich has a task to look at connectors
And Chaals will look at interaction with Jason and the testing crew
If I am missing a navigation or interaction related task - please let me
know.
Time of meeting is 9:00AM EST, 14:00 UTC, duration is 1 hour
Zakim Bridge +1.617.761.6200, conference 2742 ("ARIA"), IRC channel is
#svg-a11y
minutes from the April 10 meeting:
http://www.w3.org/2015/04/10-svg-a11y-minutes.html
Agenda
Git vs wiki
Open Actions
ACTION-1584 open Put together use cases and requirements for Fred Esch 2015-02-20 SVG
deaf and hard of hearing people. Accessibility
ACTION-1588 open Send email regarding pf group charter status Richard 2015-02-27 SVG
and how it affects publication of api Schwerdtfeger Accessibility
mappings
ACTION-1589 open Update the accessibility appendix in the Richard 2015-02-27 SVG
main svg specs, to link back to the relevant Schwerdtfeger Accessibility
content
ACTION-1599 open Connect with lisa seeman to have an Richard 2015-03-27 SVG
interlock discussion on cogintive a11y use Schwerdtfeger Accessibility
cases
ACTION-1600 open Get with doug to build a starting navigation Léonie Watson 2015-03-27 SVG
strategy for charts Accessibility
ACTION-1601 open Take a look at the connector spec. and Richard 2015-03-27 SVG
develop navigation strategy and identify Schwerdtfeger Accessibility
semantic points of interest
ACTION-1602 open Find some stem graphics to consider as use Jason White 2015-03-27 SVG
cases Accessibility
ACTION-1603 open Work with jasonw, markkuh and the universe Charles McCathie 2015-03-27 SVG
to discover how people do interaction… Nevile Accessibility
I have been looking at how style information is used in SVG and have been
thinking about accommodations for low vision and color blind users (and
possibly accommodations for users with cognitive issues) that involve
changing stroke widths, swapping colors and making text easier to read. We
have talked about semantically important parts of a graphic vs not
semantically important parts of a graphic and I was wondering what would be
an appropriate method of distinguishing between them. Use of a title has
been suggested as a gate for semantically important vs not semantically
important. If we have time, I would like to discuss what kinds of things
would be reasonable gates/flags/identifiers to try out.
Regards, Fred
Fred Esch
Accessibility, Watson Innovations
AARB Complex Visualization Working Group
Chair
W3C SVG Accessibility Task Force
IBM Watson
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