Matt King

@DavidMacDonald, thanks for the specific reference. I intended that to be ctrl-s. Nevertheless, it would be good to address single-key shortcut considerations somewhere in there.

@DavidMacDonald , With commit 193bd08, I removed the text that triggered your concern. However, that does not address the larger issue of guidance related to single-key shortcuts. I am punting...

@carmacleod, very, very well said!! In addition to cleaning up specs, it seems that guidance on this should be part of the APG. Should I change this issue into the...

@RFischer-FS "Should" is one of two levels of optional. Nonetheless, I agree there is room to discuss whether or not "may" is the appropriate level of optionality. Your feedback reminded...

@RFischer-FS, The community group is discussing the definitions of SHOULD and MAY within the context of ARIA-AT tests. The SHOULD and MAY priorities both represent levels of optionality. Our current...

@RFischer-FS I am curious about this. For most elements, insert+tab helps the user understand what is focused. If I didn't understand or missed what was said when I Tab to...

Edited March 6, 2024 to incorporate feedback from Feb 29 meeting. Proposal for new definition ... Specifies the requirement level of an assertion (MUST, SHOULD, or MAY). The ARIA-AT assertion...

The [glossary definition of assertion priority](https://github.com/w3c/aria-at/wiki/Glossary#assertion-priority) is now updated.

> Thinking forward to a world where we have a robust system for collecting AT responses, we might trust the data reported by that system as the one-and-only source of...

Update wiki page on running a test plan: https://github.com/w3c/aria-at/wiki/Running-a-Test-Plan