- From: Becky Gibson <Becky_Gibson@notesdev.ibm.com>
- Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 15:08:25 -0500
- To: public-wcag-teamb@w3.org
February 21, 2006 Team B Meeting Minutes Attendees: John, Loretta, Roberto Scano, Bengt, Becky Ben has asked us to add a line to the status of each technique which has been approved and add "Ready for XML" to the status section. John believes all of the 1.3.1 HTML techniques except for the new ones from Yvette have been accepted. Add strong and em and blockquote techniques to the 1.3.1 list (will exist in both 1.3.1 and 1.3.3). ACTION: Becky to add the links in 1.3.1 - DONE. Loretta proposes removing the "Failure due to including hierarchical lists in simple text content" technique. Due to the fact that we have not worked through the issues for text lists enough to dive into this. Group agrees - this failure will be removed. Discuss "Using semantic elements to mark up structure" technique. Concerns about the testing procuedure - will people understand what "semantic function" means. ACTION: John to email Yvette and ask for a definition of semantic function and possibly some references. Bengt will send some references to the team b list. Discussed, "Failure due to using the pre element to markup tabular information". Added the <pre> and </pre> to the example. Group agrees this is ready for survey. Will survey technique, "Using the p element". 2.4.5 Agree to remove, "Providing a meaningful name to identify frames." as a sufficient technique. Discussed, "Using the title attribute of the frame element". Agreed to remove it from 2.4.4, leave it in 2.4.5 and keep it in 2.4.3 and add it to 2.4.6. Will propose, "Failure do to image and text links with the same href attribute in different table cells with identical alt and link text." technique. This will close issue 226. ACTION Loretta to write this failure. Discussed, "Providing alternate text for images in links" techniques. Issue was raised that using just the alt attribute does not help visual users, since Firefox does not display the alt attribute on mouse over. Firefox displays the title on mouseover. Added this to the Assistive technology section. Group agrees to survey this technique. Group agrees that, "Providing alternative text for the area element," is ready to survey. For each technique being surveyed we will add the date of the survey into the status section. Discussed, "Supplementing link text with the title attribute." Team B is concerned that this SC now allows "click here" links as long as the text near each "click here" fully describes the link. Thus, don't quite know how to address this technique. Will leave technique as is. Updated the test section. Group agrees to survey this technique. Discussed, "using inline definitions" technique. Group discussed Christophe's suggestion to rename this technique to "providing defintions in context" but decided to keep the current technique title. We felt that inline was an understood term and was adequately discussed in the technique itself. Group agreed to survey the 1.3 technques that have not yet been surveyed and to re-survey the updated ones. Becky Gibson Web Accessibility Architect IBM Emerging Internet Technologies 5 Technology Park Drive Westford, MA 01886 Voice: 978 399-6101; t/l 333-6101 Email: gibsonb@us.ibm.com
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