Re: [w3ctag/design-reviews] Early design review: Document Picture-in-Picture (Issue #798)

@torgo Yep, I've just updated the explainer to clarify those (and the spec should also be clear on them).

- For standardization, I'm going to bring it to the media working group. I have presented it there before, but haven't discussed bringing it to the wg with Chris yet.
- Sure I can add user needs. I assume that's different from the "Use Cases" section in that it's from the user's perspective and not the web developers? Do you have a link to an example user needs section?
- I don't think this proposal really has any overlap with the Popover API
- The PiP window is a full HTML document that can be focused and picked up by assitive technology like any other browser window, so that shouldn't be an issue. We also ensure that the PiP window is in the tab order (so it can be focused via keyboard) and that the toolbar buttons are keyboard focusable as well. However, these things (especially the toolbar buttons) are Chrome-specific UI, so I'm not sure it makes sense to call them out in the spec/explainer for the Web API, but I don't know what's normally done for that.
- Added an example to the spoofing section
- Okay I'll keep that in mind
- Yes, we have opened issues for standards positions:
  - Mozilla: https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/670
  - WebKit: https://github.com/WebKit/standards-positions/issues/41
- Right now, we leave placement entirely up to the user agent (screen and location). On Chrome, we just use the screen that the opener window is on
- It might accidentally be following a common pattern, but I think I just made it that way because I had to pick one or the other.

CSS expertise sounds good. I believe @liberato-at-chromium was talking with some CSS people a while back about it

Thanks!

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