Dominic Mazzoni

If we don't end up having any attributes or methods common to all accessibility input events, then SetValue is a bit odd, I think it has more in common with...

Except the valid attributes and valid relations are different? I think there's utility in saving unrecognized values, but not unrecognized attribute names. What I intended the spec to imply is...

I think I'd prefer "checked" to match ARIA The fact that some platforms use "value" instead of "checked" is a platform-specific implementation detail. On the web, we have a checked...

Totally agreed about DOM Node -> Element. I think I addressed this in this PR, let me know if I missed anything: https://github.com/WICG/aom/pull/61/files

What's the purpose of AccessibleText? You can't set any accessibility properties on text nodes via ARIA, and it's not clear if it'd make sense to let authors set accessibility properties...

I definitely like this idea. We originally had this in a draft and deleted it simply because it's syntactic sugar and didn't seem to be necessary to get started. We...

Changing an accessible node's role is no different than adding the "role" attribute to the HTML, so the use cases are the same as the use cases for doing so...

Escaped my HTML. The entire purpose of ARIA is to add missing semantics to HTML, and modifying the "role" is the central way to do this. This is not unique...

Hmmm, you're right wrt changing the role not getting reflected immediately in Chrome's accessibility tree. I filed http://crbug.com/642469, but that's not the intended behavior. I'd say that changing the role...

What if you want to get the accessible node for an existing DOM element and change its role? The AccessibleNode constructor is intended to be used when you want to...