Meeting minutes
Collaboration Tools Accessibility User Requirements draft note https://www.w3.org/TR/ctaur/
Take a look and post feedback to gitHub
https://
Sally: Google more for academics Microsoft more for business. I gravitate to Microsoft
Poornima: GitHub icons are confusing– Sometimes don't know what's going to happen
Sally: cognitive load of using something new or something you don't use every day can become very high
Sally: I would choose something I use just because I know how to use it
Poornima: you will eventually learn but it takes time
Sally: fatigue having to learn and do it the same time
Sally: is there an Is there an automated way to go fromGoogle docs to Microsoft online?
Sally: looks like there is: https://
Research
COGA group doing research as well – we will connect with them at some point
Appt update
still working on code examples
JJ: We have a series of interviews people with disabilities and how they use. We also want to do how many members of public use accessibility features.
JJ: it works really well – when developers see someone with a certain disability or using an accessibility feature they get invested in this and they want to develop something. It gets a lot better than plaintext – the videos you can actually see someone using your app – in large full-size or using screenreader.
JJ: we wrote our platform to support mobile – now the other platforms, some of them don't have code examples
JJ: finalizing content this year and go live in January probably
JJ: it will go from beta to just appt
Sally: if you have an accident New Zealand there's more access to funding than if you have a medical condition
Sally: thinking of doing more research on that
<jjdg> Potential removal of SC 4.1.1: https://
How WCAG 2.2 relates to mobile spreadsheet
https://
Discussion tab – Adding 4.1.1 discussion
Note the Web and native columns. It's useful to see the difference.
No meeting next week. Next meeting December 5.